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Five people with serious injuries are being taken to hospital after a crash on State Highway 1 between Invercargill and Bluff
5 May 2025
Five people with serious injuries are being taken to hospital after a crash on State Highway 1 between Invercargill and Bluff
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Search and rescue teams are continuing to look for a hiker missing in Fiordland National Park
5 May:
Search and rescue teams are continuing to look for a hiker missing in Fiordland National Park...
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An overseas national has received critical head injuries in central Queenstown
29 Apr:
An overseas national has received critical head injuries in central Queenstown...
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A man has serious head injuries after falling down a steep bank in Queenstown's town centre
29 Apr:
A man has serious head injuries after falling down a steep bank in Queenstown's town centre...
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Major changes are on the way for Queenstown Airport
29 Apr:
Major changes are on the way for Queenstown Airport...
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Confirmation bird flu's been successfully eradicated from an Otago egg farm
28 Apr:
Confirmation bird flu's been successfully eradicated from an Otago egg farm...
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More than 50-thousand dollars has been raised for a man who was critically injured after falling from a Queenstown balcony
28 Apr:
More than 50-thousand dollars has been raised for a man who was critically injured after falling from a Queenstown balcony...
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Forty-thousand dollars has been raised in just 24 hours, for a man critically injured falling from a balcony in Queenstown
24 Apr:
Forty-thousand dollars has been raised in just 24 hours, for a man critically injured falling from a balcony in Queenstown...
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A man has backtracked on claims - connected to the disappearance of father and step-son, John and Mike Beckenridge
23 Apr:
A man has backtracked on claims - connected to the disappearance of father and step-son, John and Mike Beckenridge...
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A man has U-turned on an allegation his cousin helped a father and step-son escape Southland in 2015
23 Apr:
A man has U-turned on an allegation his cousin helped a father and step-son escape Southland in 2015...
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