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Fifa initiative seeks to shrink male-female coaching gap
Women are less likely to put their hands up for sporting roles.
Opinion
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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They’re having a baby
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They’re having a baby
London, April 6 (Received April 7, at 5.5pm): The Duke and Duchess of York have moved to 17 Bruton street where the Duchess lived prior to her marriage. This will in future be their town house. — A...
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Value of pounamu protected
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Value of pounamu protected
Cases heard at the Manukau District Court seldom have a profound impact on the South Island, but a prosecution nearing completion in that Auckland courthouse has resonated deeply here.
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Travel costs be damned, the old home town beckons
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Travel costs be damned, the old home town beckons
When the big wide world is too much, sometimes you have to go small.
First do no harm with alcohol law reform
First do no harm with alcohol law reform
New Zealand’s most vulnerable bear the brunt of our relationship with alcohol, Nicola Blaikie writes.
Religion, violence and the hard work of self-examination
Religion, violence and the hard work of self-examination
Faith and fighting need to be carefully considered, Graham Redding writes.
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The right to take the proverbial
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The right to take the proverbial
Politicians are often viewed as being a humourless bunch, but a Bill before the House right now may cast doubt on that.
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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Speight’s is 150 years old and I’ll definitely drink to that
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Speight’s is 150 years old and I’ll definitely drink to that
On Saturday I drank a toast to Speight’s.
Where are the leaders, where are the peacemakers?
Where are the leaders, where are the peacemakers?
Joss Miller asks what real leadership looks like?
Opinion: Soil issues dirtying city progress
Soil issues dirtying city progress
Dunedin’s lead soil policy is costing residents dearly, but it shouldn’t be an issue at all, Darryl Sycamore writes.
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Baptist rivalry
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Baptist rivalry
Temuka, April 6: Members of the Baptist Young Men’s Bible classes have been camped at the Temuka Domain for the Easter holidays, and favoured with fine weather, have had an enjoyable time. The...
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Varsity records beaten
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Varsity records beaten
The athletic meeting in connection with the New Zealand inter-university tournament proved a most successful affair. The weather was fine, but a fairly brisk southwest wind blew down the Caledonian...
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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The lure alluring no longer
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The lure alluring no longer
On Wednesday about 90 greyhounds will line up to race at Ascot Park, Invercargill.
NZ cannot keep offering a cold shoulder to climate change
NZ cannot keep offering a cold shoulder to climate change
She’ll be right is not enough in a climate crisis, John Drummond writes.
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A definite maybe on the future, membership of Nato
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A definite maybe on the future, membership of Nato
Asked on Wednesday if he would reconsider his decision to pull the United States out of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato), Donald Trump said ‘‘it’s beyond reconsideration. I just think...
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Mackintosh a brassy, bold design classic
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Mackintosh a brassy, bold design classic
My best friend’s mother is a talented tenor horn player. So talented in fact, that she is a prominent member of the Brass Central Strathearn band, which puts on regular performances in town...
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.