Crimeline: Phone thrown at Police officer
A 30-year-old Queenstown man faces multiple charges after allegedly blowing a whopping 1106mcg, then throwing his phone into the face of a Police officer at 8.40pm on Friday, 6 November. Constable Amanda Shute says Police were responding to multiple driving complaints about a vehicle travelling at speed and swerving across the median strip towards oncoming Frankton Road traffic.
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Glenorchy-based filmmaker Sarah D’Almeida was fourteen when she first experienced stabbing pain that took her breath away – 27 years later she was diagnosed with endometriosis. Now, she’s written and directed a film, ONE in Ten, based on her experience and the experience of many other women.
Prepare to be transported from Hollywood’s Golden Age to modern cinematic triumphs as the Central Otago Regional Choir proudly presents its November concert series, "Songs from the Silver Screen."
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