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Father, daughter ‘all well’
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Father, daughter ‘all well’
London, September 6: A liner spoke to Mr Unitt in the middle of the Bay of Biscay. The voyagers reported "All well."
Opinion
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The pursuit of justice
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The pursuit of justice
First, the good news.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
Letters to the Editor: Environment, Waitaki Girls' and solar power
Letters to the Editor: Environment, Waitaki Girls' and solar power
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the environment, support for Waitaki Girls' High and solar power.
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The pointless exercise which might actually mean something
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The pointless exercise which might actually mean something
At the end of a long recess with no Parliament what is one to do when there is no House of Representatives to watch but to go to the ‘‘Clayton’s’’ Parliament - the Parliament you have when you are...
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The secret diary of ... Luxon’s last days
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The secret diary of ... Luxon’s last days
MONDAY: Thanks for tuning into my TikTok! Here I am at arrivals at Auckland International Airport, waiting for a Chinese millionaire investor who wants to buy property in NZ.
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The national broadcaster and facing hard truths
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The national broadcaster and facing hard truths
RNZ staff may rightly feel a little hard done by over the hard time RNZ has faced of late.
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100 years ago
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100 years ago
On Saturday afternoon a few eddying flakes of snow were to be seen, but they had passed away by evening.
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Peters has a lovely house to sell
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Peters has a lovely house to sell
Many people have said many things about New Zealand First leader Winston Peters, but few could deny that he is a master of realpolitik.
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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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Otago Polyfest: an inspiring event that makes you proud
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Otago Polyfest: an inspiring event that makes you proud
"Language is identity and identity is power." These were the beautiful words of Tagiilima Feleti at the opening of the Otago Polyfest this week. Today is the final day to go and participate in this fabulous cultural experience and to support our tamariki.
No hidden plans when it comes to future direction of Wanaka Airport
No hidden plans when it comes to future direction of Wanaka Airport
Todd Grace responds to an opinion article last week about the future of Wānaka Airport.
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Refugees are coming, ready or not
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Refugees are coming, ready or not
The wind has definitely changed.
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Survivors cling to torn airship
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Survivors cling to torn airship
Washington, September 3: Fourteen officers and men were killed when the navy dirigible Shenandoah crashed in a windstorm 10 miles north of Belle Valley (Ohio) early on Thursday.
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Alarming ED waits
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Alarming ED waits
The harrowing accounts of lengthy waits in Dunedin Hospital’s emergency department are alarming.
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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: health, Cabinet and Wānaka Airport
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Letters to the Editor: health, Cabinet and Wānaka Airport
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the dire situation our health system faces, the failings of Cabinet ministers, and the future of Wānaka Airport.
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Neither meat nor drink, but a failed stew
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Neither meat nor drink, but a failed stew
Everything means something.
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Kiwi sheep on OE
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Kiwi sheep on OE
An interesting and unique shipment which reached Britain’s shores last week was the consignment of six Corriedales (two shearling rams and four ewe hoggets) from Wellington, New Zealand.
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Performing lessons from midwinter arts
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Performing lessons from midwinter arts
This week is the mid-semester break.