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Police, University Brace for 'Feral' Behaviour

Over 4,000 first-year students arrived amid concerns about property damage and safety risks from large parties, prompting university and police initiatives for safer O-Week events.

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Police and the University of Otago will be monitoring student behaviour, with concerns about another year of out-of-control and dangerous behaviour...

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Police, university brace for 'feral' behaviour

Police and the University of Otago will be monitoring student behaviour, with concerns about another year of out-of-control and dangerous behaviour...

·Otago, New Zealand
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O-Week in Dunedin: Police and university to monitor 'feral' student behaviour

The signs of Saturday's Flo-Week blow-out remained on Castle Street the next day, with shattered glass, bottles, boxes and rubbish lining the road.

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