
Daisy Hudson
Editor at Ashburton Guardian (New Zealand)
Tutor. Former editor. “Disaster of a human being.”
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
guardianonline.co.nz | Daisy Hudson
New Zealand, known for its breathtaking landscapes and adventure tourism, also offers visitors a vibrant gambling scene worth exploring. From world-class casinos in major cities to the culturally significant "pokies" found throughout the country, tourists have numerous options to try their luck while visiting this beautiful island nation.
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3 weeks ago |
guardianonline.co.nz | Daisy Hudson
In 2025, online casino nz platforms are set to introduce groundbreaking slot game developments, offering players enhanced interactivity and engagement. Understanding these innovations is essential for maximizing the gaming experience at online casino nz. The evolution of online slots is marked by significant advancements in game design and player engagement. As players explore modern slots, understanding the mechanics behind these games becomes crucial.
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2 months ago |
guardianonline.co.nz | Daisy Hudson
Police have not yet released the name of a man who was found dead following an Ashburton house fire on Sunday. An examination of the scene has been completed at the property on Glassey Drive in Allenton. Police have said the circumstances surrounding the fire are non-suspicious. Emergency services were informed about the fire at around 12.45am on Sunday.
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2 months ago |
guardianonline.co.nz | Daisy Hudson
Lake Hood has been closed to the public until further notice due to an algal bloom and the risk to health posed by cyanobacteria toxins. the Ashburton District Council made the decision on Thursday afternoon. A health warning to avoid contact with the lake water was issued on March 20because of high levels of potentially toxic blue-green algae, and more recent testing has shown the presence of a new species of algae which is known to be toxic.
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2 months ago |
guardianonline.co.nz | Daisy Hudson
The major road asphalting project in Ashburton due to start on Sunday will now begin on Friday . NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi says the work, which will mainly affect night-time travel, has been delayed by weather impacting the work the programme and required the later start date. The resealing on State Highway 1 is due to run for five or so weeks.
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