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Man arrested after assault outside Gore District Court (opens the original)
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A man has been arrested and charged after a brawl outside Gore District Court on Wednesday. The 30 year-old allegedly punched another man several times while court was sitting. An Otago Daily Times reporter in court on Wednesday heard yelling and commotion outside, and saw police and security staff briskly leave the courtroom. The two men involved in the altercation were known to each other, the spokesperson said. There was no indication of serious injuries, the spokesperson said.
Shaving heads to keep former student’s ‘memory alive’ (opens the original)
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Blue Mountain College pupils and staff have raised more than $30,000 for child cancer support, in memory of the school’s late former deputy head boy Jock Davies. Last week, eight pupils, one alumnus and two staff had their head shaved in front of dozens of students, staff and members of the community, one element of a school-wide, Child Cancer Foundation charity day that has raised at least $33,000. Many of the pupils and staff, including principal Janelle Eason said their efforts were motivated
Broken ankle no barrier to international success (opens the original)
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A battered ankle did not stop Wyndham teenager Emily Paterson, 16, representing New Zealand for the first time in wood chopping last month. When the Menzies College year 12 student broke her tibia and fibula in her ankle joint, playing rugby for her school in May, she had to have surgery, stopping her training for the wood chopping international against Australia for at least a month. Three weeks ago she still gave her all as the youngest member of the New Zealand women’s Axe Ferns team, competi
‘Keep your doors and windows closed’: Fenz responding to 1000 litre chemical spill in Gore (opens the original)
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Two roads have been closed and nearby premises evacuated after a chemical spill at Mainfreight Transport, in Gore, on Monday. Just after 2pm, Fenz were called to the Oldham St business after a 1000 litre chemical spill. Fire and Emergency New Zealand (Fenz) spokesperson Blair Walklin said there were boots on the ground. "It is still an unfolding incident, crews are working to contain and make the scene safe,” Mr Walklin said. Oldham and Gorton Streets were blocked, he said. Four appliances from
Country victors to fundraise for national competition (opens the original)
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Two award-winning Gore country music stars are putting on a show to help them get to a national competition in October. Meila Scully, 13, of Riversdale, and Heather Thacker, of Gore, who won their age categories at the Southern Country Music Awards in July, will perform at a fundraising event at the Riversdale Hotel on Sunday. Their overall wins in the junior and veteran categories respectively, meant they both qualified to compete at the New Zealand Country Music Association (NZCMA) Entertainer
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