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Hamish MacLean

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'$3 billion' Otago inland port proposal revealed

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By Hamish MacLean
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
By Hamish MacLean of Construction giant Calder Stewart has proposed a "$3 billion" solar-powered inland port it says will boost Otago's export capacity and create hundreds of jobs. The 'Milburn Quadrant development', north of Milton, would span over 200ha in total and host a 55ha inland port that connected directly to State Highway 1 and the South Island's main trunk rail line, a statement issued this morning said.
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‘Oh my God, that’s a moose’, Canadian hikers say Original

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By Hamish MacLean
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
By Hamish MacLean of Three Canadian hikers say they saw what they believe to be a moose as they completed the Kepler Track in Fiordland last month. It is the second such report in March after American visitors Norbert Nigon and Virginia Schuning said they saw one on the track two weeks earlier.
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Foul-mouthed non-students dominate Paddy's Day arrests

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By Hamish MacLean
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
By Hamish Maclean of Out-of-towners and ''non-students'' ran afoul of Dunedin police on Sunday when the city's student population partied all day for St Patrick's Day. In recent years, the annual student-led celebrations have been called out for causing chaos and carnage. This year, of seven St Patrick's Day-related arrests, only one was a student. Most of the arrests were young people abusing police, Senior Sergeant Anthony Bond, of Dunedin, said. Arrests started early yesterday morning.
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