Focusing on the job at hand
Focusing on the job at hand
All over the country every day there's chaos at the school gate with children, scooters, bikes and cars. And mums who should know better, writes parenting columnist Ian Munro.
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And then the music swells
And then the music swells
Finding inspiration both inside and outside the circle, Tiny Ruins are lapping up the accolades during another exciting and rigorous period for the group.
Decisions in the pipeline
Decisions in the pipeline
Local government elections loom, raising concerns about the fitness of those elected. Bruce Munro takes a look at mistakes made and asks how elected representatives can best be equipped to tackle big issues facing the South.
Challenging the audience
Challenging the audience
Chicago-based producer and director Tanya Palmer will have some advice for young playwrights when she visits Dunedin for next week’s Unesco Cities of Literature Short Play Festival. She tells...
As safe as houses
As safe as houses
A prototype house fit for the future will make its stadium debut later this year, writes Scott Willis.
Liz Breslin: Attending to the tusks at hand
Attending to the tusks at hand
So, hello from the other side. I'm staying at the Villa Decius, set in parkland almost equidistant to the airport and the Old Town Market Square of Krakow, writes columnist Liz Breslin.
Guiding a privileged journey
Guiding a privileged journey
Knowing your family's stories can be profoundly grounding, says publisher Gareth St John Thomas. So he has set out to help you capture yours.
Difference no accident
Difference no accident
You are better off falling than falling ill, according to the research.
A pretty celestial scene
A pretty celestial scene
Over the past week, beautifully clear skies across Southern New Zealand have made for some great stargazing.
Many ways for fathers to bond
Many ways for fathers to bond
Parenting columnist Ian Munro shares some advice for first time fathers.
Accepting the pace of change
Accepting the pace of change
Change takes time. Sometimes we just have to let it.
Happy Father's Day
Happy Father's Day
Presents are a magnificent opportunity for passive aggressive awfulness. Or just awfulness, writes Kate Oktay.
Uncertainty the only certainty
Uncertainty the only certainty
Kim Dungey revisits the 2009 recipients of the Otago Daily Times Class Act awards, now in their late 20s.
Happy Father's Day
Happy Father's Day
For those of you in the part of the Venn diagram that means (1) Father’s Day is news to you, and (2) you know someone who may have expected you to remember, I’m truly sorry for the terror that is now settling in your heart.
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