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Sad end to a sad story
It was almost certain that there was no way Marokopa man Tom Phillips’ long time on the run from the police was going to end well, and so it proved yesterday.
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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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NZ soldier’s journey to court
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NZ soldier’s journey to court
London, July 29: Events moved very rapidly with Mr W.O. Clark when he reached London en route to Cologne to give evidence in connection with the death of Cyril Cromar.
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Letters to the Editor: ratepayer pledge, health, language
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Letters to the Editor: ratepayer pledge, health, language
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including ratepayer pledge, health staffing and language.
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More to local body elections than just choosing a body
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More to local body elections than just choosing a body
Voting papers for the local body elections are being sent out from today and you may notice they involve more work for you than last time.
Steadfastness, solidarity on show
Steadfastness, solidarity on show
Otago students are teaching lessons to their elders, Otago Staff For Palestine writes.
Dumb stuff, nice-to-haves, and absolute necessities
Dumb stuff, nice-to-haves, and absolute necessities
What really constitutes a necessity and a nice-to-have, Selwyn Yeoman writes.
Water woes government’s fault: they should fix it
Water woes government’s fault: they should fix it
Local water is not being done at all well by the government, Bryan Cadogan writes.
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Delighted to be called a crazy cat lady
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Delighted to be called a crazy cat lady
Every night before bed, I run through a certain routine. I comb and braid my hair, I clean my face and brush my teeth, I don my pyjamas and lay out my clothes for the following day with military...
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Gaza: not so much a genocide; more a real estate opportunity
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Gaza: not so much a genocide; more a real estate opportunity
A motley band of greedy fantasists got together at the White House a week ago and came up with a cunning plan to bring peace to the Middle East while lining their own pockets at the same time.
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Unhelpful moves from Health Minister
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Unhelpful moves from Health Minister
The government needs to rethink its clumsy approach to collective bargaining in the public sector.
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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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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."
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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.