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Letters to the Editor: tariffs, water and racists

Nikhil Ravishankar. Photo: supplied

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Letters to the Editor: tariffs, water and racists

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including how to skin the US tariffs cat, North East Valley's water worries, and is New Zealand "as racist as f..."?

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Woolly thinking about tangled electoral reforms

Where is Orange Guy when you need him? IMAGE: ELECTORAL COMMISSION

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Woolly thinking about tangled electoral reforms

Nestled in the bottom of the box there was a cheery note.

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Southland held to draw

Otago misses a goal in the first half of their drawn Peter Dawson Cup football match against...

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Southland held to draw

According to all reports, Otago were a trifle lucky at Invercargill to retain the Peter Dawson Cup, which they have held since 1922.

We need to get stuck in to tackling the feral pig menace

A feral pig after devouring a white-capped albatross chick on Auckland Island. PHOTO: TUI DE ROY

We need to get stuck in to tackling the feral pig menace

Gene technology could address the issue of feral pigs, Gerrard Eckhoff writes.

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Counting the costs of tariffs

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Counting the costs of tariffs

What an arbitrary and unfair world.

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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 pub you have when you don’t actually have a pub

Friday night at the Patearoa Bowling Club. PHOTO: JULIE GREIG

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The pub you have when you don’t actually have a pub

What has this National government (forget the hangers on) done for the rural communities, who for seven decades have returned them to power more often than not?

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Letters to Editor: parking issues, FBI and a call to vote

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Letters to Editor: parking issues, FBI and a call to vote

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including parking issues, the FBI on our soil, and a call to get out and vote.

Health, disease, exercise and human longevity

Exercise is one of many things which promotes longevity. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES

Health, disease, exercise and human longevity

A suite of actions are needed for a long life, Ian Breeze writes.

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Letters to Editor: dairy, conduct and little libraries

Halie McEachen’s father, Stu McEachen, at the Lilliput Library he built in her memory. PHOTO:...

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Letters to Editor: dairy, conduct and little libraries

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including dairy prices, a councillor's conduct and the appeal of little libraries.

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Whanganui wreck sold bit by bit

Salvage work on the wreck of grounded steamship Cyrena at Castlecliff beach, near Whanganui. —...

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Whanganui wreck sold bit by bit

The wreck of the Cyrena at Wanganui is disintegrating under the effect of heavy southerly seas.

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Appreciating the community-minded

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Appreciating the community-minded

Across the country people have made the brave decision to stand for local government elections in October.

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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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Counting up the babies in China (and elsewhere)

Beijing residents bring their babies to a local park. PHOTO: AP

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Counting up the babies in China (and elsewhere)

In 2014, Chinese film-maker Zhang Yimou and his wife paid a fine of $US1.2 million for having a third child, which was against the law.