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Shotover Jet and owners Ngāi Tahu Tourism have apologised after their boats disrupted an Anzac service at Queenstown’s Edith Cavell bridge on Thursday.  
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Described as a "fantastic representation", the NZDF contingent made do with a loaned cornet and resized uniforms after their luggage was lost in Dubai.

Shotover Jet and owners Ngāi Tahu Tourism have apologised after their boats disrupted an Anzac service at Queenstown’s Edith Cavell bridge on Thursday. As...

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Membership organisation upset locals with ‘act of vandalism’ in pulling down hut on Middle Beach at Studland

Until April, Middle Beach at Studland, Dorset, was home to a timber building that had stood for over 100 years and had been visited by generations of holiday makers including childrens author Enid Blyton.