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      Home > News > National >  Subscribe to NZCity's Lower South Island articles  Lower South Island
    Fines reaching tens of thousands for black-market seafood sales
     26 June 2025
    Fines reaching tens of thousands for black-market seafood sales
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    Several changes to Otago public transport could be on the way
    25 Jun: Several changes to Otago public transport could be on the way... more
    Invercargill might be in for an industrial boom
    23 Jun: Invercargill might be in for an industrial boom... more
    Two Lotto players from Wellington and Invercargill have won just over $15 milliion, sharing last night's $30 million Powerball prize
    21 Jun: Two Lotto players from Wellington and Invercargill have won just over $15 milliion, sharing last night's $30 million Powerball prize... more
    A person's died after a single ATV type-vehicle crash on a farm near Millers Flat in Central Otago
    20 Jun: A person's died after a single ATV type-vehicle crash on a farm near Millers Flat in Central Otago... more
    A slight slump for economies in the south
    18 Jun: A slight slump for economies in the south... more
    Ten people have been arrested and are facing over 70 drug charges in Southland and Otago
    14 Jun: Ten people have been arrested and are facing over 70 drug charges in Southland and Otago... more
    Rain has spoiled the party at Mount Hutt this morning
    13 Jun: Rain has spoiled the party at Mount Hutt this morning... more
    A sex workers' collective's calling for the closure of a new Queenstown bar featuring strip shows, because it's not operating under an "adult entertainment" liquor licence
    12 Jun: A sex workers' collective's calling for the closure of a new Queenstown bar featuring strip shows, because it's not operating under an "adult entertainment" liquor licence... more
    Firefighters are urging the public to take more care when driving around accident scenes, amid a rise in staff being put in unsafe positions
    11 Jun: Firefighters are urging the public to take more care when driving around accident scenes, amid a rise in staff being put in unsafe positions... more

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     Most Popular Recent Lower South Island News
     10 Jun: The Otago Regional Council's admitting further privacy breaches, during an investigation into it sharing the email addresses of hundreds of people ++++++++++++++++++++++++
     13 Jun: Rain has spoiled the party at Mount Hutt this morning +++++++++++++++++
     10 Jun: Otago University's postponed a law exam, due to alleged cheating +++++++++++++++
     30 May: A man has blown five times the legal alcohol limit while driving to Invercargill from Christchurch +++++++++++++
     12 Jun: A sex workers' collective's calling for the closure of a new Queenstown bar featuring strip shows, because it's not operating under an "adult entertainment" liquor licence ++++++++++++
     04 Jun: Three people are injured - one seriously - after a bus crash on Mossburn Five Rivers Road, between Invercargill and Queenstown ++++++++++
     09 Jun: A boy racer crackdown in Invercargill over the weekend found just eight cars inspected were without any faults +++++++++

     Lower South Island NewsLinks
      27 Jun: Best vpn for south dakota: pornhub workarounds (PC World)
      26 Jun: Best vpn for georgia: pornhub workarounds (PC World)
      20 Jun: Forecast suggests best chance of seeing matariki stars on east coast (RadioNZ)
      31 May: Power cuts in southland, otago could run into monday (RadioNZ)
      31 May: Winds bring down trees, lift roofs in lower south island (Stuff.co.nz)
      31 May: Strong wind warnings for lower north island, parts of south island (RadioNZ)
      30 May: 23 travel gadgets you need for your next trip (PC World)
      8 May: Weather: heavy rain and strong winds forecast for north island (RadioNZ)
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     International:
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     Rugby League:
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     Entertainment:
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     Entertainment:
    Michael Cera used to turn down roles to stop himself becoming "too famous" 12:35

     Business:
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     Environment:
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