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Gone Potty owner closing city store after nine years
After nearly a decade cooped up in her Dunedin pottery studio, Bridget Paape says creating art has stopped her from going a bit potty herself.
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History part of the charm
A French colonial-era building in Vietnam. PHOTOS: SANDIP HOR
Sandrip Hor discovers the intriguing history of Vietnam.
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Duncan rebounds to finish first, second
Courtney Duncan. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH
Courtney Duncan has rebounded perfectly for a double-podium finish.
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Harmon still doubtful starter for Blues clash
Tom Donnelly. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES
Highlanders captain Billy Harmon remains a doubtful starter for the game against the Blues at Eden Park.
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Owen 4th in world in U16 division
Otago surfer Alexis Owen competes at the world junior championships in El Salvador. PHOTO: ISA / PABLO JIMENEZ
Dunedin surfer Alexis Owen has starred for New Zealand at the world junior championships.
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Otago competitors perform well in SI champs
Otago diver Rohan Leckie-Zaharic completes a back tuck in the men’s open at the South Island championships at Moana Pool on Sunday. PHOTO: LINDA ROBERTSON
Southern divers have twisted and tucked their way through the South Island championships.
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Settlers’ Association stalwarts . . .
George Calder, left, and Dr Robert Fulton, both late of Dunedin. — Otago Witness, 27.5.1924/13.5.1924
The monthly meeting of the committee of the Otago Early Settlers' Association was held in the board room yesterday afternoon.
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Revamp another lost battle for walkers
Walking in George St. PHOTO: GERARD O’BRIEN
The George St redevelopment is a missed opportunity for moving beyond our collective fixation with the car, David Jenkins writes.
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Are we there yet? Today's the day for the sign of shame
Palmerston’s sign of shame ... Due for an upgrade? PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Today is the day.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Voyager 2023 award winning cartoonist, Shaun Yeo.
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Support, respect for referees
Everyone seems to have bad stories about sideline comments and refereeing.
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Youth crime concerns aired by residents at town meeting
The Mataura Community Centre. PHOTO: ODT FILES
A flurry of concerns about youth crime have been aired by worried residents at a Mataura town meeting.
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Running for a good cause
PHOTO: TONI MCDONALD
Jon Nabbs takes a short break on his trip north on the first day of his run from Bluff to Cape Reinga.
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Missing woman new to South Otago found
A woman new to South Otago and reported missing today has been found safe.
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Ambulance call taker faulted over asthma death
Photo: Getty Images
An ambulance call handler has been found in breach of the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights after a teenager died from an asthma attack due to the delay in an ambulance being dispatched.
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Jawbone illegally taken from Southland whale
A dead 15-metre-long sperm whale washed ashore on a remote part of Oreti Beach at the weekend. PHOTO SUPPLIED/DOC
The Department of Conservation and iwi are appealing for information after a jawbone was illegally taken from a dead whale at a Southland beach.
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Israeli forces step up Gaza attacks
Displaced Palestinian boys play football as they shelter at a tent camp in central Gaza Strip on Sunday. Photo: Reuters
Israeli tanks, under cover of heavy fire from air and ground, have pushed further into Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip, residents and Hamas media said, while tanks and troops crossed a key highway on the outskirts of Rafah in the south.
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Israeli forces step up Gaza attacks
Displaced Palestinian boys play football as they shelter at a tent camp in central Gaza Strip on Sunday. Photo: Reuters
Israeli tanks, under cover of heavy fire from air and ground, have pushed further into Jabalia in the northern Gaza Strip, residents and Hamas media said, while tanks and troops crossed a key highway on the outskirts of Rafah in the south.
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Indonesia volcano spews ash clouds
A column of ash rises over the Mount Ibu volcano, in Tabaru, North Maluku province on Monday. Photo: Fhe Booroto/via Reuters
Indonesia's Ibu volcano has erupted, spewing thick columns of grey ash several kilometres into the sky, the country's volcanology agency says.
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