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New chair must make sure Christchurch City Holdings Ltd meets profit targets
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Christchurch Deputy Mayor Pauline Cotter says the new chair of the city council's investment company will have to get its underperforming companies back on track.
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Mercedes thief guilty of reckless driving that caused death of Blenheim man
Allister Christie of Blenheim and inset of Kyle Clarke. Photos: NZME picture supplied by family
He stole a blue Mercedes and drove at speed with the owner in hot pursuit.
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ODT Landers Chat - Mitch Dunshea
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Mt Hutt introduces $30 shuttle services and car pool priority days
The early morning rush of vehicles trying to get to the base car park before it fills up. PHOTO: FILE
Mt Hutt ski area is introducing subsidised shuttle services from Christchurch and Rolleston and 'car pool priority days' this winter.
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ODT Sports Chat - Otago Junior Hockey
Paul Dwyer is back at the hockey turf in his second in the series on Otago Hockey for ODT Sports Chat.
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Otherworldly designs at Aussie Fashion Week
Romance Was Born offered a dramatic show. Photo: Getty Images
If there was ever a label to celebrate otherworldly exuberance, it's Romance Was Born.
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'I can do much better': Genter promises to improve conduct
Photo: RNZ
By Jo Muir and Craig McCulloch
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Christchurch murder charge dropped on grounds of self-defence
A police guard outside the Christchurch City Mission on Hereford Street following the fatal stabbing of a 22-year-old Jordan Morris in March. Photo: RNZ / Adam Burns
A murder charge laid against a man accused of killing another man at Christchurch's City Mission has been dropped on the grounds of self-defence.
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Car thief found guilty after owner dies in pursuit
Allister Christie of Blenheim and inset of Kyle Clarke. Photos: NZME picture supplied by family
He stole a blue Mercedes and drove at speed with the owner in hot pursuit.
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Queenstown firefighter helping beat ‘big C’
Local firey Tanya Stone with her firefighting kit, including breathing apparatus, she'll be wearing when she takes on the Sky Tower Challenge this Saturday. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Carrying half her body weight up the Sky Tower is considered a "luxury" by Tanya Stone.
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Woman affected by breast cancer find friendship at fishing retreat
Casting for Recovery co-ordinator Lisa Brits (left) helps Anne Kirk with practice on the lawn at Wild Earth Lodge. PHOTO: SANTILLAN DE PINTO
They came as strangers and left thick as thieves.
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A-League players arrested for alleged yellow-card fix
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Three A-League players have been arrested for alleged betting corruption after police claimed they manipulated the number of yellow cards they received in matches.
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Stadium sells out for Wellington Phoenix semi-final
The sold-out sign is up at Sky Stadium for Wellington Phoenix. Photo: Getty Images
Wellington's Sky Stadium is officially a sell-out for Saturday night's A-League football semi-final between the Phoenix and Melbourne Victory.
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Surfer recounts close brush with death
Sumner surfer Tony Schafer, pictured at the 2019 national surfing championships, is feeling fortunate after being plucked from the water following a heart attack. Photo: Cory Scott/NZ Surfing Magazine
Tony Schafer is counting down the days until he can get back out into the surf after nearly drowning while suffering a heart attack.
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Murder charge dropped in stabbing death
A police guard outside the Christchurch City Mission on Hereford Street following the fatal stabbing of a 22-year-old Jordan Morris in March. Photo: RNZ / Adam Burns
A murder charge laid against a man accused of killing another man at Christchurch's City Mission has been dropped on the grounds of self-defence.
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Man who killed wife with cleaver denied parole
Shunlian Huang was murdered by her husband Zeshen Zhou in 2005.
"I chopped up my wife," Zeshen Zhou told police when they turned up after neighbours heard screams coming from his house.
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Teenage girl allegedly attacked in George St
A teenage girl was one of two strangers allegedly assaulted by a man in his fifties in central Dunedin yesterday.
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Nyika's full-circle moment ahead of career-defining fight
David Nyika during an open workout at the Boulevard City Music World, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia ahead of this weekend's fight. Photo: Getty Images
On the eve of a career-defining fight, David Nyika has revealed his family's death-defying dash out of Uganda and the step he's taken more than 50 years later to reconnect with his African roots.
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Hunt for man who exposed himself to Dunedin schoolgirl
Police are searching for a middle-aged man who flashed a child on her way to school in North Dunedin.
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'Feel like I’ve been kicked by a horse': Close brush with death for Sumner surfer
Sumner surfer Tony Schafer, pictured at the 2019 national surfing championships, is feeling fortunate after being plucked from the water following a heart attack. Photo: Cory Scott/NZ Surfing Magazine
Tony Schafer is counting down the days until he can get back out into the surf after nearly drowning while suffering a heart attack.
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