Podcast terbaik Checkpoint (2025)

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'Significant power outage' shuts down Heathrow Airport 6:27

13h ago6:27

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UK correspondent Alice Wilkins spoke to Lisa Owen about Sir Keir Starmer's meeting with senior military leaders about establishing a peacekeeping force in Ukraine. She also spoke about a new report about how some people may be missing out on important health information and a reality TV star running five ultra-marathons in five days for charity.…

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Autocrash, Riesen-Katapult und Saboteure 23:58

1d ago23:58

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Dämmplatten und Clogs helfen Leopold übers Wasser. Das Mädchen-Jungs-Battle zeigt, wer besser sabotiert, wenn Nachrichtensprecher gestört oder eine Brücke gesprengt wird.Oleh ZDF

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Checkpoint’s 7 out of 10 video games 52:12

2d ago52:12

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Join Luke, Elliot, Edie, and Austin in this episode of Checkpoint on JOY, where they discuss games that are not bad but not great either. Catch the latest episode on Spotify: Giving a 1-Up to diversity in gaming. The post Checkpoint’s 7 out of 10 video games appeared first on Checkpoint.Oleh JOY 94.9 - Queer Podcasts for all our Rainbow Communities: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex, Asexual, Queer, LGBTI, LGBTIQA+, LGBTQIA+, LGBT, LGBTQ, LGB

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Episode 267 - Daylight Saving Naps 1:10:54

3d ago1:10:54

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This week on Checkpoint Chat, it's all about sneaking around (sometimes) in a gorgeous feudal Japan in Assassin's Creed Shadows! Does Ubisoft's latest additions to one of its biggest franchises have what it takes to pull them out of their recent slump, though? Follow Checkpoint Chat on...Twitter: https://twitter.com/CheckpointChatFacebook: https:…

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Stage 16 - Especial de Marzo: "Los Milleniones" 3:35:42

4d ago3:35:42

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Se vino el último especial de verano, ya a pocos días de empezar la temporada regular. Split Fiction The First Berserker: Khazan Silent Hill f Monster Hunter Wilds Death Stranding 2 y su tremendo trailer

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Checkpoint Mini #259 - GrimGrimoire 39:07

9d ago39:07

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Grath és Stöki retro videojátékos podcastjának kisebb vadhajtása. Az adás témája: GrimGrimoire. Kísérőposzt itt: https://iddqd.blog.hu/2025/03/21/checkpoint_mini_259_grimgrimoireOleh Grath & Stöki

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Evening business for Friday 21 March 2025 5:33

13h ago5:33

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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NZ picked to win against Fiji in world cup qualifiers 4:26

13h ago4:26

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Just a few hours away from the All Whites game against Fiji in the Oceania World Cup qualifiers in Wellington. In the first semi-final the New Zealanders are favourites to win the Oceania qualification and gain an automatic place at next year's FIFA World Cup in North America. Barry Guy is covering the game for RNZ and spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Slow progress on Dunedin hospital upgrade 3:44

13h ago3:44

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Dunedin's mayor says he is frustrated by the slow progress on building the new Dunedin Hospital despite close to a quarter of the budget already being spent. In its October Ministerial update, Health New Zealand figures show more than $449 million has already been spent on the project out of its $1.88 billion budget. Health New Zealand says the mon…

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New builds in Auckland coastal area unable to connect to wastewater 14:37

13h ago14:37

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Hibiscus Coast developers have been left "flabbergasted" by a Watercare decision that means their new builds can not be connected to the wastwater network. Late last year, Watercare announced that any development in the area not consented by the 15th of November won't be able to connect to the network until the Army Bay treatment plant is upgraded.…

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Chief Ombudsman stepping down 12:46

1h ago12:46

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One of the country's most powerful and outspoken watchdogs is stepping down as chief ombudsman. Peter Boshier took on the job in 2015 having been the principal family court judge and a law commissioner. Last year Peter Boshier himself hit the headlines when he turned 72 the legally mandated age to retire from the job. A loop hole has kept him in th…

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Smattering of rain not enough to break drought in Taranaki 3:59

1h ago3:59

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South Taranaki farmers say a recent smattering of rain isn't enough to break a drought some are describing as the worst in more than 40 years. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin has been visiting farmers.

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Calls for more security following behaviour in libraries 3:10

1h ago3:10

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A former Auckland librarian says threats and intimidation have become a daily part of library life, as advocates call on councils and the government to do more to keep workers safe. Finn Blackwell has more.

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Secondary schools concerned about NZ Rugby plan 7:42

1h ago7:42

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New Zealand Rugby has struck a nerve with a number of secondary schools. Earlier this month the organisation announced a new under-18 squad to be selected this year. Dozens of schools have voiced their concerns about the proposal - raising issues over compromised student education and the gutting of first fifteen squads across the country. Jamie Wa…

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The price of being single 3:47

1h ago3:47

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Being single might have its advantages but the price certainly isn't one of them. It turns out, doing life solo can be expensive - much more so than being part of a couple. In the UK, analysis from investment platform Lansdown Hargreaves shows it costs thousands of dollars more a year to be single.That's because you're often paying all the rent or …

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Protests over military law change in Indonesia 5:22

1h ago5:22

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Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen about a law change in Indonesia giving military a bigger role in government, rare new footage of snow leopards captured in Pakistan and a Thai Airline growing its fleet in anticipation of a tourism boom brought on by The White Lotus TV series.

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Bluff oysters off the menu at Al Brown's Depot Eatery 6:03

2h ago6:03

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It's no bluff, famous oysters harvested from Foveaux strait are off the menu at a top Auckland eatery because of concerns for the delicacy's future. Ngai Tahu, which owns about 20% of the Bluff oyster quota is not harvesting this season because its worried about the state of the fishery and sustainability. The iwi says the tio or bluff oyster catch…

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Fears Australias's subsidised medicines - Tariff target 5:57

24h ago5:57

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There are growing fears in Australia that the country's much-cherished system of subsidising many crucial medicines could be set to become the next target in Donald Trump's global trade war. Australian Correspondent Nick Grimm has been following the developments and spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Mining company accused of ditching green commitment 3:45

24h ago3:45

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A deep sea mining company leading the charge for the budding future industry is being accused by enviromental groups of changing its corporate branding from fueling the green transition to supporting security and defence. But The Metals Company said this is not true and just another attempt to try and stop the industry before it can even start. Cal…

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Evening business for 20 March 2025 5:12

1d ago5:12

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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New Zealand Breakers sold to new owners 3:22

2d ago3:22

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Change is on the horizon for the New Zealand Breakers with the sale of the Auckland-based NBL club.The ownership group, lead by former NBA player Matt Walsh who was based in America, have sold the team with new owners set to officially take over in the coming days. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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15-year-old youngest in history to break 4-minute mile 7:27

2d ago7:27

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Teenage sensation Sam Ruthe ran himself into the record books with a sub four minute mile paced every step of the way by another Sam Olympian Sam Tanner. Tauranga's 15 year old Sam Ruthe is the youngest person in history to break the four-minute mile barrier. Clocking 3m 58.35 seconds at Auckland's Mt Smart Stadium in less than ideal conditions. Hi…

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Calls for council crackdown on freedom camping in Queenstown 3:22

2d ago3:22

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Streets are becoming toilets and rubbish pits.That was one resident's message to Queenstown Lake District Councillors in a call for the council to crackdown on freedom campers. Councillors voted to pursue a new freedom camping bylaw at a meeting this afternoon.The old 2021 bylaw was quashed by the High Court last year. Anna Sargent reports.…

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Creditor says they were blindsided by liquidation of Libelle 9:05

2d ago9:05

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The small businesses paying the price for free school lunches after the collapse of the main provider Libelle Group. Libelle, which made meals for the government's revamped programme, has gone bust owing more than $14 million to dozens of creditors. Liquidators Deloitte said one of the failed company's biggest problems was scaling up too fast going…

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Former batsman Ross Taylor on trip to India with prime minister 7:25

2d ago7:25

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In a bid to knock it out out of the park on a trade trip to India the government is using a not so secret weapon; Cricket Diplomacy. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon pledged to get a free trade deal with the nation of almost 1.5 billion people in his first term. He is now on a charm offensive in India along with a delegation of Ministers, trade exp…

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The economy moves out of recession 4:15

2d ago4:15

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The economy emerged from recession at the end of last year with a stronger than expected bounce in activity, on the back of tourism and agriculture. Gross domestic product the broadest measure of growth rose 0.7 percent for the three months ended December.That's after it endured the biggest slide in activity,outside of the pandemic, in more than 30…

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Cycling hub on mission to boost biking in South Auckland 3:07

2d ago3:07

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Mangere locals are on a mission to promote cycling in the south Auckland suburb - aiming to make the area the cycling capital of the pacific. A new cycleway's in the works to boost biking in the area, which will connect Mangere town centre to the Mangere bridge township - and over the Manukau harbour. The local cycling hub is hoping once that's fin…

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One-armed golfer scores second hole-in-one in Queenstown 3:27

2d ago3:27

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It will be an Englishman leading out Moana Pasifika for their Super Rugby Pacific clash with the Chiefs in Pukekohe tomorrow night. Tom Savage has been given the captain's arm-band in the absence of regular skipper Ardie Savea. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Trump and Zelensky have first call since Oval Office spat 5:45

2d ago5:45

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US correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky's one hour phone call about the war in Ukraine.

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Nelson school fighting planned speed limit changes 6:00

2d ago6:00

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A small Nelson school is fighting plans to increase the speed limit on the State Highway 6 that runs past its front gate. The government's reversing speed limit reductions, brought in by Labour, on local streets, arterial roads, and state highways by 1 July this year. NZTA announced it will now consult on changes to 16 sections of state highways th…

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UK work and pensions announces cuts to welfare 7:41

3d ago7:41

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The United Kingdom work and pensions secretary has announced major cuts to welfare spending. It's a move that could hit up to one million people and split the ruling Labour party. UK correspondent Adam Hollingworth spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Evening business for 19 March 2025 4:32

3d ago4:32

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Tauranga teen attempting running world record 5:49

3d ago5:49

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15-year-old Sam Ruthe is hoping to break the four-minute mile barrier. He is aiming to become both the youngest person ever and the first 15-year-old in history to break the iconic mark. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Winston Peters labels Washington trip a sucess 4:35

3d ago4:35

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Winston Peters is keeping his cards close to his chest about what went down during his meeting with U-S Secretary of State Marco Rubio today. But the foreign minister insists he made New Zealand's position clear when it comes to trade and about the Pacific. Political reporter Lillian Hanly filed this report.…

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Sophia Crestani's father speaks on Dunedin St Patricks Day 13:30

3d ago13:30

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Unless the culture changes someone is going to get hurt, someone is going get killed again, that said by the father of an Otago university student who suffocated at an over-crowded student house party. Dunedin police say this week's out of control student antics on Saint Patrick's Day were some of the worst they've seen with drinking from 4:00am, c…

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Suicide in mental health ward 'preventable' - coroner 4:35

3d ago4:35

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The brother of a man who died by suicide in Palmerston North Hospital's mental health ward in April 2014 has welcomed a damning coroner's report into the death. Shaun Gray died on the 16th of April, 2014, and today Coroner Matthew Bates released comprehensive findings into the failings in Mr Gray's care. Reporter Jimmy Ellingham spoke to Ricky Gray…

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Posties told they no longer can redirect mail to PO boxes 3:00

3d ago3:00

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Posties are being told they're no longer allowed to redirect mail to your PO Box, even if you've got the correct street address on your parcel. The new rules are causing headaches for businesses, with one Dunedin company saying it's regularly missing infringement notices, and a national Shakespeare festival reporting a dip in entries after more tha…

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Samoa govt yet to decide future of Manawanui wreck 4:50

3d ago4:50

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The Samoa government is to decide the future of the wreck of the HMNZS Manawanui that sank off the south coast of Upolu, Samoa five months ago. Fuel and pollutants have been removed from the wreck but questions remain about the impact the sinking will have on the fragile marine environment. Leiataualesa Susana Lei'ataua with this report.…

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PTPA launches legal action against tennis governing bodies 4:51

3d ago4:51

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The Professional Tennis Players' Association announced overnight it has launched legal action against both the ATP and WTA, the organisations that run the men's and women's professional tours. The union accuses the organisations of using "anti-competitive restraints and abusive practices." Sports correspondent Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Polystyrene balls blown over Dunedin's student quarter 5:03

3d ago5:03

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A Dunedin environmentalist was shocked to discover tens of thousands of small plastic balls being blown across the city's student quarter after Monday's St Patrick's day celebrations. It's not the first time Noel Jhinku has found litter apparently dumped by students, rubbish that could harmful to the region's marine life. Our Seas Our Future founde…

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Putin agrees to 30 day halt in attacks on Ukraine targets 4:30

3d ago4:30

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The highly anticipated call between US president Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart took place this morning. Vladimir Putin agreed to a watered-down proposal to stop firing on Ukraine's energy infrastructure for 30 days - a move backed by Kyiv. However, concessions over a complete ceasefire mean there is still no end in sight to the war in Uk…

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5 years since COVID pandemic and start of Zoom meetings 7:13

3d ago7:13

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It's been five years since the COVID-19 pandemic which also saw the spread of virtual meetings. Some workers have been ordered back to the office - but regardless the virtual meeting or video call has stuck around. So is that a good or a bad thing? Reporter Bella Craig hit the streets of Auckland to find out about people's online meeting habits. Ot…

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Calls for national inquiry in Australia after abuse revealed in childcare 6:30

18h ago6:30

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There are calls for a national inquiry to be established in Australia after revelations of abuse and neglect in Australia's multi-billion dollar Government-subsidised childcare industry. Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Corrections dental check up system not good enough - advocates 3:06

18h ago3:06

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The system for dental check ups in Corrections facilities isn't like going to your local once a year. Prisoners must request services and are only seen in emergency circumstances. A dentist who's been working in men's prisons for nearly a decade said she only treats severe cases. Finn Blackwell reports.…

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Evening business for 18 March 2025 3:47

18h ago3:47

3:47

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Cricket double header in Dunedin hampered by weather 3:23

18h ago3:23

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The White Ferns T20 against Sri Lanka was called off while the Black Caps and Pakistan match has been reduced to 15 overs each. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Programme supporting nurse practitioners dumped 3:41

18h ago3:41

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A programme to support nurse practitioners in their first year of employment has been dumped, despite it being described as the difference between some staying in the profession and walking away. The Nurse Practitioners Transition Programme ran for two years and its axing comes right as the government tries to boost the number of practitioners in t…

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Christopher Luxon restarts trade talks in India 5:47

19h ago5:47

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Christopher Luxon is continuing his charm offensive in India, buoyed by his meeting with heavyweight Narenda Modi and the restart of trade talks.

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Police say Dunedin St Pat's Day one of the worst they've seen 7:31

4d ago7:31

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Several young women needed medical treatment after being hit by flying bottles on St Patrick's Day and police are pushing for a ban on the sale of alcohol in glass bottles at liquor stores in the student quarter. An investigation is also underway into the burning of a wallaby and several other deliberately lit fires. Senior Sergant Anthony Bond dec…

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