Following of international law vital
Following of international law vital
Montecillo chairman DavidJ. More’s Anzac Day speech has caused some controversy. This is what he said.
Opinion
Weighty issues arise from leaning on AI too hard
Weighty issues arise from leaning on AI too hard
Out of just under 200 applications this year for several roles we’ve advertised, at least 90% are AI written.
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Violence an unacceptable response
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Violence an unacceptable response
Few politicians have been, or continue to be, as polarising as US President Donald Trump.
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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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A fishy tale
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A fishy tale
The other evening three fishers went sailing away to the west of Wakatipu as the sun went down.
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Letters to the Editor: fireworks, railways and solar
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Letters to the Editor: fireworks, railways and solar
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including fireworks in the Octagon, the rebranding of Dunedin Railways, and our solar generating capabilities.
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Three million cheers
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Three million cheers
Three lucky ladies were hailed as prize winners yesterday.
People are turning to faith, but what faith are they turning to?
People are turning to faith, but what faith are they turning to?
Faith should be intellectually serious and open to genuine questioning, Graham Redding writes.
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A mostly agreeable agreement
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A mostly agreeable agreement
Back in August 2023 then Trade Minister Damien O’Connor departed on an official visit to India — his second, and the fourth ministerial visit, in a 12-month span.
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Today's cartoon from Sean Yeo
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Letters to the Editor: railway's rebrand, solar power, protecting kea
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Letters to the Editor: railway's rebrand, solar power, protecting kea
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including railway's rebrand, solar power, and protecting our precious parrot.
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A peek at the past of a country pub looking to its future
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A peek at the past of a country pub looking to its future
As anyone in Patearoa will tell you losing your pub is a big blow in a small township.
NZ tourism up against the algorithm
NZ tourism up against the algorithm
Tourism remains fundamentally about in-person experiences and connections, but it is also entering a new phase — one profoundly shaped by virtual worlds, digital platforms, big data and...
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But does it have a toilet?
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But does it have a toilet?
The caravan has made its appearance on the roads of New Zealand, and is now resting in a pleasant green cutting under a tall stone-faced hill, a little distance beyond the...
The options when choosing NZ’s strategic path
The options when choosing NZ’s strategic path
We can choose our place in the world, GrayeShattky writes.
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Sticking together, or not
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Sticking together, or not
It should be no surprise New Zealand’s social cohesion post the Covid-19 pandemic is a mixed bag.
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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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Letters to the Editor: the stadium hotel, electric buses and Luxon
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Letters to the Editor: the stadium hotel, electric buses and Luxon
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the debacle of "our glorious stadium", all power to electric buses, and Luxon's bull dust economy.
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The threats are not working, so what comes next?
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The threats are not working, so what comes next?
Taco!
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Bridge taking shape
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Bridge taking shape
Sydney: The work of constructing the bridge is proceeding so rapidly that it is expected that the first section of 238 feet will be ready for erection in June.