Child nutrition not just mums’ issue
Child nutrition not just mums’ issue
Food insecurity should not be framed as an individual parental issue, Ioanna Katiforis and Dr Claire Smith write.
Opinion
Cafes offer more than just a quick cup of coffee
Cafes offer more than just a quick cup of coffee
Cafes are a valuable social institution, Joss Miller writes.
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Byrd flies around pole
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Byrd flies around pole
May 10: Commander Byrd, with the Stars and Stripes flying at the prow of his aeroplane, thrice encircled the Pole before returning.
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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: economics, the stadium and Earnscleugh
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Letters to the Editor: economics, the stadium and Earnscleugh
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a touch of economic reality, an alternative stadium accommodation, and the refurbishment of Earnscleugh.
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Three very poor countries in a doomed region
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Three very poor countries in a doomed region
These countries are absolute losers by every metric.
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UK mobilises special police
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UK mobilises special police
London, May 9: The Trades Union Congress declares that Mr Baldwin’s reference to the general strike danger to the country is likely to lead to considerable misunderstanding.
A unitary ‘Coastal Otago’ should replace city, Waitaki
A unitary ‘Coastal Otago’ should replace city, Waitaki
Dunedin city councillors Russell Lund, Andrew Simms and Lee Vandervis make the case for amalgamating the DCC and Waitaki District Council.
Rituals matter as community members gather to say farewell
Rituals matter as community members gather to say farewell
Funerals mean many things to every mourner, Graham Redding writes.
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Pitchforks and torches at the ready, but a phoenix may rise
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Pitchforks and torches at the ready, but a phoenix may rise
This week the government announced that it was going to disestablish the Broadcasting Standards Authority: thanks, in part to Act New Zealand Southland list MP Todd Stephenson, it will not have to...
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Letters to the Editor: Cr Ong, road works and Christianity
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Letters to the Editor: Cr Ong, road works and Christianity
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the ins and outs of Cr Ong, some communications advice for the DCC, and the politics of Christianity.
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Why not start today?
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Why not start today?
No matter how much politicians prevaricate, stick their heads in the sand and try to minimise the problem, climate change is not going away.
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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 secret diary of... David Seymour
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The secret diary of... David Seymour
ACT NZ leader David Seymour has scorned a new survey conducted by AUT's Journalism, Media and Democracy research centre which shows that trust in news has increased significantly.
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Whoops, what kind of job title is a CSS?
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Whoops, what kind of job title is a CSS?
Perhaps Civis lives under a rock.
In living memory
In living memory
Dids and Flossie Williams and their ‘‘banana bus’’ were well-known to Middlemarch folk and the children who travelled from the Rock and Pillar area to school each day.
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Statesman remembered
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Statesman remembered
Mr Massey died on May 10, 1925.
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Governments should be very wary of provoking the sheep
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Governments should be very wary of provoking the sheep
It is that time again.
Eyes opened on Otago road trip
Eyes opened on Otago road trip
The fast track for an Otago mine should be stopped in its tracks, Gail Duncan writes.
Financially harassed Dunedin ratepayers need to bring council to heel
Financially harassed Dunedin ratepayers need to bring council to heel
The Dunedin City Council needs to be held to account, Ray Macleod writes.