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Fines reaching tens of thousands for black-market seafood sales

26 June 2025

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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

20 Sep: The Ranfurly Shield is on the move again ++++++++++++

12 Sep: A helicopter pilot has been convicted for running illegal scenic flights in Central Otago ++++++++++++

14 Sep: An open ocean tugboat from Wellington has rendezvoused with an oil and chemical tanker stuck off the coast of Stewart Island ++++++++++++

17 Sep: MetService has updated its weather warnings for the South Island and issued extra wind watches for Marlborough and Christchurch +++++++++++

06 Oct: State Highway 90 north of Gore remains closed between Tapanui and Waikoikoi due to flooding ++++++++++

15 Sep: Police are seeking more information from locals after a man was discovered with unexplained injuries on a country road in Queenstown ++++++++++

20 Sep: Wellington have stormed into the NPC's top eight with a 75-19 demolition of Southland in Porirua ++++++++++

Lower South Island NewsLinks

3 Oct: Ubhome m10 robot lawn mower review: precise positioning for cheap? maybe (PC World)

2 Oct: Tactacam defend 360 review: cell-connected and solar powered (PC World)

30 Sep: Fast-moving front set to bring cold snap to south island and lower north (Stuff.co.nz)

26 Sep: Rain, showers and strong wind for much of the country this weekend (Stuff.co.nz)

21 Sep: Red wind warning for canterbury as gales, rain expected for much of south, lower north island (RadioNZ)

20 Sep: Live weather: red wind warning for canterbury as gales, rain hits much of south, lower north island (RadioNZ)

17 Sep: Winds reaching 138kph see wobbly plane landings, fires, truck rolled over (Stuff.co.nz)

16 Sep: Strong winds and heavy rain set for return after brief reprieve (Stuff.co.nz)

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RUGBY
Bay of Plenty are using last year's NPC final heartbreak as motivation, as they look ahead to Otago in next week's semifinals in Dunedin More...

BUSINESS
Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche, is questioning whether unionised secondary school teachers are committed to reaching a deal, as they vote to strike again More...

Today's News

Motorsports:
Supercars fan favourite Mark Winterbottom is in awe of the courage shown by the pace-setters for this afternoon's Bathurst 1000 7:37

Sailing:
The Kiwi pair of Isaac McHardie and Will McKenzie are still well in the hunt after Day 5 of the World Sailing Championships in Italy 7:27

Entertainment:
Channing Tatum felt like he was attending "a clown show" during his days as a stripper 7:26

Christchurch:
A fire investigator will visit the scene of a large house fire in Canterbury 7:17

Health & Safety:
Former US President Joe Biden undergoing radiation therapy for cancer, spokesperson says 7:07

Soccer:
Star striker Erling Haaland has missed two penalties in Norway's FIFA World Cup qualifier against Israel...but the misses weren't costly, with Haaland scoring a hat-trick in the Scandinavians' 5-nil win 7:07

Entertainment:
Marlon Wayans wants to "be like Prince" in the comedy sphere 6:56

Golf:
Kiwi golfer Daniel Hillier is tied for 11th after the third round of the Spanish Open 6:27

Entertainment:
Prince Harry has warned "silence is killing people" amid a crisis in men's mental health support 6:26

Law and Order:
NOTE: LILY HAS NOW BEEN FOUND. SHE HAD WALKED SOME DISTANCE ON HER OWN TO WESTFIELD NEWMARKET 21:57

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