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State of emergency to continue for seven days in Canterbury's worst-hit flood areas


Dominic Harris17:14, Jun 03 2021
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Ashburton district, one of the worst-hit areas during the Canterbury floods, will remain in a state of emergency for the next week.
A state of emergency for parts of Canterbury worst affected by recent flooding will be extended for seven days, Civil Defence has announced.
The state of emergency will remain in place in Ashburton, Selwyn and Waimakariri districts but will be lifted elsewhere across the region, the Canterbury Civil Defence emergency management group said.
The declaration, made at 4pm on Thursday, means the state of emergency will be lifted for Christchurch, Kaikōura and Waimate. ....

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Man who admitted breaching lockdown restrictions gets conviction quashed


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Fraser Wright Maddigan pleaded guilty last year to breaching the level 4 lockdown restrictions by leaving his home and self-isolating in his car. (File photo)
A Christchurch man who breached the country’s lockdown restrictions has had his conviction quashed, after saying he was made to look “as bad as the mosque shooter”.
Fraser Wright Maddigan, 45, pleaded guilty in the Invercargill District Court in April to breaching the Civil Defence Emergency Management Act after he decided to self-isolate in his car during the level 4 lockdown. He was fined $1000 and ordered to pay $130 court costs.
Maddigan was charged after he left his home in Christchurch during the lockdown and travelled to Queenstown. He was stopped by police in the Queenstown area where police gave him an “educational” directive about the Covid-19 restrictions and told him to go home. ....

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