Why Wyatt Woods From Elle Looks So Familiar

By New Zealand Blog News Service Jul 4, 2026

Here where you might’ve seen Elle’s dad before.
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ODT quiz: July 5 July 4, 2026
Test your local and general knowledge by taking the Otago Daily Times quiz for Sunday, July 5.
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A serious crash in Canterbury's Selwyn district has left more than a dozen people injured, two of them critically.
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Queenstown Canshop needs more volunteers.
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Snapper’s global silver medal July 4, 2026
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Grant strikes the right note July 4, 2026
From left, Otago Masonic Charitable Trust member Gary Lonsdale, band president Bruce McLeod, trust member Nick Langley, band pipe major John Teviotdale and trust members Chris Buckley and Graeme Bell. Photo: supplied The Queenstown & Southern Lakes Pipe Band has received "much-needed" funding from the Otago Masonic Charitable Trust to replace ageing uniform items.
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Hot demand for hot pot July 4, 2026
Queenstown’s Tao Su in Zhangliang Malatang restaurant in Stratton House, Beach St. Photo: Guy Williams A new Chinese restaurant in central Queenstown has been so busy in its opening days, its owner needs more staff.
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Life continues after Fergburger July 4, 2026
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Fundraiser teeing off for little fighter July 4, 2026
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Travel company’s fitting 40th July 4, 2026
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Ice hockey prodigy’s 50th July 4, 2026
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