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Have a blooming good day
Flowers still reign supreme for Valentines Day, an Invercargill florist says.Community refunds couple
An Austrian couple denied a refund has received a donation from the community.
'Blatant breach' claim thrown out
The Employment Relations Authority has thrown out a claim by a Central Otago youth group.
Golf resort appeal resumes
An Environment Court appeal hearing into a planned $75 million golf resort near Wanaka is expected to finish today.
Board uneasy over funding change
Some Vincent Community Board members are "uneasy" about the development of the Roxburgh Gorge Trail.
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Drink-driver awaits 'likely' jail sentence
A recidivist drink-driver will spend four weeks behind bars after being remanded in custody in Balclutha District Court to await sentence last week for his seventh drink-driving conviction.
Man who attacked partner to pay $1000
A man who attacked his partner after accusing her of cheating and not answering her phone appeared in Invercargill District Court last week.
Bouncer remanded
'Thoroughly dishonest' man's life ruined by drink
Urewera camps no game - Crown
Footage of a group allegedly training for armed revolution has been seen in court.
Pike families upset at revelations
Miners' families upset to hear former Pike GM was job hunting minutes after the mine exploded.
Maori doubtful of PM
Rimutaka train dream on hold
House row 'sparked killings'
A bitter marital dispute over four properties led to two men being stabbed to death at an Auckland mansion, a High Court jury has heard.
American held after bullets found
An American has been held for questioning in Pakistan after airport security officials discovered bullets in his luggage, police say.
Sandford had secret life - brother
The brother of a New Zealand nurse who disappeared from Sydney in 1980 had no idea about his sister's secret life as a prostitute and heroin addict.
Iran's web blocked temporarily - experts
China issues rules to limit foreign TV shows
Fears Greece will fall into chaos
Greek political leaders say the nation must accept yet more austerity or face a social explosion, but some people fear this explosion has already begun.
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Barriers didn't protect from falling facades
Nightclub bouncer remanded on assault charges
Quake hotel goods for sale in city
Power price hike on cards for consumers
Principal delighted to get social worker
House burns, smoke overwhelms teenager
Board uneasy over trail funding change
Driver charged over Allan Hubbard crash
Fire damages Dunedin's Kingsgate Hotel
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