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Picture of car dashboard (while car parked) showing temperature of 17°C on temperature gauge
Large (for Dunedin) group of diverse people gathered in a mostly sunny day in Octagon
Picture of entry way to seaside swimming pool and cafe with chalkboard saying cafe is closed
White and tabby cat sitting on a mat on a table in front of a house window. Behind him is a lawn, wooden fence, neighbouring house and partly cloudy sky. A rainbow is disappearing behind the cat as if he is the pot of gold at the end of it. He’s a smart arse of a cat so he thinks this is completely appropriate and is staring at the camera as if the viewer should also have known
Front of Air NZ ATR on tarmac at Christchurch airport with blue sky and white clouds
Picture of partly cloudy night sky over St Kilda beach Dunedin with one star visible through clouds on a deep pink aurora background with yellow aurora below
On Thursday, Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour backed the changes, insulting the hundreds of thousands of people who enrolled or updated their address, and voted, during the advance voting period and on election day itself. "Frankly, I'm a bit sick of dropkicks that can't get themselves organised to follow the law," he said. "It's actually made so easy to do, they even have a little orange cartoon running around telling people to do it. And if you're too disorganised to do that over a thousand days between two elections, then maybe you don't care that much."
Picture of statue of Scottish poet Robert Burns in Ōtepoti Dunedin Octagon with Dunedin Town Hall in the background. A Palestinian flag is in the statue’s hand (Photo is from Jan 2025)
Screenshot of Metservice forecast for Ōtepoti/Dunedin for Sunday 12 January showing forecast temperature of 13° 1pm to 6pm
Pic of St Clair Hot Salt Water Pool in Ōtepoti/Dunedin Ao/NZ on a sunny but not very warm day. Swimmers are sitting in a small toddler pool and other swimmers are swimming laps in the main pool while a lifeguard patrols. Waves of Pacific Ocean are rolling in to St Clair beach beyond the pool.