Jail for stealing $240k from uni
An accounts manager who stole nearly $240,000 from the University of Otago was always warning his team to look out for fraud, a court has been told.
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Community work for rest home thief
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K2 retailers told 'take it off the market'
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No plea, bail for Dixon
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Debate: Should the MMP electorate-seat rule be removed?
The Electoral Commission recommends abolishing the rule that allocates list seats to parties which win an electorate seat but do not reach the required threshold of votes. Do you agree? Vote now.
'Old farts' comment offends elderly
One Dunedin city councillor has apologised, but another is refusing to, after comments by both about their ages were condemned by Age Concern Otago yesterday.
Otago: Southern husky rides
Danielle Wright hits the South Island ski fields, on a sled pulled by huskies.
Should we allow voluntary euthanasia?
Labour MP Maryan Street is proposing a law change to permit voluntary euthanasia under some circumstances. Two doctors argue the pros and cons. You can scroll down to the bottom of the page and vote 'Yes' or 'No' and also leave a comment.
On the road to nowhere...
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