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Dannevirke museum pleads for return of extinct stuffed huia

RNZ 25 Oct 2021
By Jimmy Ellingham, Manawatū reporter. A museum missing a prized huia bird stolen from its collection has issued a plea for the stuffed animal's return. The female huia was taken from the Dannevirke Gallery of History in July 2020 ... The pair parked outside the Dannevirke police station, so its cameras caught their vehicle's registration ... ....
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Dannevirke cricketers promoted to Manawatū's top flight

Stuff 08 Oct 2021
Manawatū’s top-flight cricket competition has grown again with the addition of Dannevirke to the premier one grade ....
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Dannevirke artist turns passion into business with crafty spin on soap sculptures

Stuff 12 Aug 2021
Claire Beale loves soap making, specialising in detailed replicas of desserts. She sells them to stop her home from overflowing with her creations ....
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Dannevirke House Fires Show Why You Need Smoke Alarms

Scoop 13 Jul 2021
... two house fires in Dannevirke in just three days.
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Dannevirke Mongrel Mob chapter aiming to keep town P free, promote job opportunities

TVNZ 13 Jul 2021
A new wave of members have joined a Mongrel Mob chapter in Dannevirke focused on keeping trouble out of their rural town. Your playlist will load after this ad. A new wave of Mongrel Mob members has joined DV8K Barbarians, focused on keeping trouble out of the town. Source. Te Karere ... "All my boys work, 98 per cent of my boys work." ... Source ... .
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16/06/2021 -: Dannevirke man sentenced for child sexual abuse material (Department of Internal Affairs of New Zealand)

Public Technologies 17 Jun 2021
Dannevirke man Bradley Dean Johnson, 43, has today been sentenced to four and a half years in prison on multiple charges relating to the possession of child sexual exploitation material after pleading guilty in the Palmerston North District Court.
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Dannevirke Man Sentenced For Child Sexual Abuse Material

Scoop 16 Jun 2021
Dannevirke man Bradley Dean Johnson, 43, has today ...
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Dannevirke teacher aide jailed for having child sexual abuse material

TVNZ 16 Jun 2021
A Dannevirke sports coach and teacher aide has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison today on multiple charges relating to the possession of child sexual exploitation material.  ... a local school in Dannevirke.
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Name Release – Fatal Crash, SH2, Dannevirke

Scoop 03 May 2021
... crash on SH2 near Dannevirke on Wednesday 28 April.
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Man who died in Dannevirke crash named as Hamish Cameron of Whanganui

Stuff 03 May 2021
The 24-year-old was killed in a single-vehicle crash at the corner of State Highway 2 and Otanga Rd ....
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Death Following Crash In Dannevirke

Scoop 27 Apr 2021
... a crash on SH2 in Dannevirke this morning.
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One dead after crash on State Highway 2 in Dannevirke

TVNZ 27 Apr 2021
... following a crash on State Highway 2 in Dannevirke this morning.
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Explosive experts to examine object found in Dannevirke house

Stuff 25 Aug 2020
Explosives experts have been called to examine an item found on a property in Dannevirke ....
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Thieves steal water from fire hydrants amid drought conditions in Dannevirke

TVNZ 05 Mar 2020
Unauthorised tankers have been caught stealing water from fire hydrants in Dannevirke as the area faces heavy restrictions amid near drought conditions.  ... "It has come to our attention that unauthorised tankers are collecting water from fire hydrants in Dannevirke ... Dannevirke's reservoir.
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Workplace Death, Dannevirke

Scoop 29 Feb 2020
One person has died after a farm vehicle rolled at a Dannevirke property earlier today. Police received the report at about 3pm. WorkSafe has been advised and the death will be referred to the Coroner ... .

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