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      Home > News > Law and Order

    Queenstown police had it covered this afternoon - when a sighting of a possible firearm - turned out to be an umbrella

    Queenstown police had it covered this afternoon - when a sighting of a possible firearm - turned out to be an umbrella


    Armed police ushered people out of the local gardens - and the city's waterfront was cordoned off, but a spokesperson's confirmed no weapon was found.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 Entertainment:
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     Rugby:
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     International:
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     Entertainment:
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     Entertainment:
    Denzel Washington "doesn't have a lot of friends" in Hollywood 8:39

     Business:
    One mayor says the government's decision to lift the debt cap for fast-growing councils will make a material difference 8:37

     Business:
    The Tall Blacks are lamenting an opportunity lost in a 93-89 defeat to the Philippines in Manila as part of their Asia Cup basketball qualifying campaign 8:37

     International:
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     Accident and Emergency:
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     Entertainment:
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