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Emergency services were called to a workplace incident in Invercargill, which has left one person in a serious condition.
Emergency services were called to a workplace incident in Invercargill, which has left one person in a serious condition.
Police have arrested an 18-year-old on a number of charges after reports of a burglary.
Police have arrested an 18-year-old on a number of charges after reports of a burglary in Himatangi Beach.
Thaeya Hoyle spent a week at the Royal New Zealand Navy School to Seas wāhine camp at Auckland’s Devonport Naval Base earlier this month.
Police have opened an investigation into a suspicious car fire in Invercargill.
Police were called to reports of a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of High St West and Cracroft St around 8am on Friday.
The couple bought a Powerball ticket early Wednesday morning, but it wasn’t until after the draw that evening that they remembered to check it.
After realising they were New Zealand’s latest multi-millionaires, an Invercargill couple sat like stunned mullets before bursting into laughter, followed by tears. “I’m surprised I didn’t have a heart attack!” the man said.
In her first week, a woman builder was told her she should “never be paid as much as a man because I’ll never be able to do the job the same way”.
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