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Police work with scrap metal association to curb copper theft (opens the original)
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Canterbury police are working with the Scrap Metal Recycling Association to make it harder for offenders to profit from stolen metal. This week, multiple electric vehicle charging stations were vandalised in a bid to take metal from cables. Charging stations at NPD Ferry Rd Tower Junction, Victoria Park, Rangiora Library and on William St in Lincoln are unavailable after they were damaged. Lisa Hannifin, Meridian chief customer officer, said staff were working with authorities and had shared ima
Orange choc Chippy, David S'more: Gelato store offers political party flavours (opens the original)
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Act leader David Seymour again has a flavour named after him at Rollickin' Gelato in Christchurch. File photo / George Heard A Christchurch gelato store is turning the polls sweet again with political party-inspired flavours to encourage people to vote. Rollickin’ is selling flavours based on seven New Zealand political parties and has partnered with the Electoral Commission to educate those under 25’s on the importance of voting. This year’s flavours include Allsorts of Winston in tribute to Ne
Homicide probe launched after woman dies at Christchurch flat where party held (opens the original)
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A homicide investigation has been launched after a woman died in Christchurch this morning. Police were called to a Purchas St property in Edgeware just before 6am. “Upon arrival, a woman was located deceased,” Detective Senior Sergeant Colin Baillie said. “A second person who was at the address is currently assisting Police with enquiries. “Police are not seeking anybody else in relation to this incident, and there is not believed to be any risk to public safety.” A lane has been cordoned off,
EV charging stations across Canterbury vandalised by alleged cable thieves (opens the original)
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Multiple electric vehicle charging stations across Canterbury have been vandalised in an alleged bid to take metals from inside the cables. Charging stations at NPD Ferry Rd Tower Junction, Victoria Park, Rangiora Library and on William St in Lincoln are all offline and unavailable for use after they were left damaged. Meanwhile, the NPD station in Amberley has eight charge points offline, and the NPD Islington station has four offline. The Oxford Farmers Market charging station has two charging
Fans flood queues as Electric Avenue sells out in minutes (opens the original)
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Australasia’s biggest music festival, Electric Avenue, has sold out for 2027 “almost instantly”, with tens of thousands of fans joining online queues as soon as tickets went live. Both the general-sale and One NZ allocations were effectively exhausted within minutes, with available tickets either sold or being processed in customers’ carts shortly after each release. Electric Avenue will be staged in Hagley Park, Christchurch, on Friday, February 26, and Saturday, February 27. Festival director
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