SUBSCRIBER
Port Otago assets
Where Port Otago will fit with any reorganisation of local government in the Otago region is already shaping up as a contentious issue.
Opinion
SUBSCRIBER
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
SUBSCRIBER
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
SUBSCRIBER
Letters to the Editor: resthomes, reforms and former mayors
SUBSCRIBER
Letters to the Editor: resthomes, reforms and former mayors
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including short staffing at resthomes, taking time for local reform, and the false statements of a former mayor.
SUBSCRIBER
Auckland bus crash
SUBSCRIBER
Auckland bus crash
Auckland, May 17: A young woman was killed this morning when a fully-laden motor bus, which was travelling from Onehunga to Auckland, struck a telegraph pole in Manukau road at half-past eight.
SUBSCRIBER
Forget being PM, Luxon is presidential material
SUBSCRIBER
Forget being PM, Luxon is presidential material
I think I may have just inadvertently become a republican.
SUBSCRIBER
Majestic, mysterious monuments marvel
SUBSCRIBER
Majestic, mysterious monuments marvel
It was a rather miserable afternoon when I first visited the Callanish standing stones on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides.
The BIG war is not likely, but plenty of small wars are ongoing
The BIG war is not likely, but plenty of small wars are ongoing
A Politico opinion poll conducted in the four biggest Nato countries in February revealed almost identical popular expectations about the likelihood of a global war in the next five years.
SUBSCRIBER
Letters to the Editor: council, debt and furniture
SUBSCRIBER
Letters to the Editor: council, debt and furniture
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including Aaron Hawkins' failed by-election bid, the facts of intergenerational debt, and the tragedy of Dunedin Furniture.
SUBSCRIBER
Our place in the world
SUBSCRIBER
Our place in the world
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon gave the first of what will likely be a series of pre-Budget speeches earlier this week.
Only fools and horses will predict the future
Only fools and horses will predict the future
Ah, the perils of predictions. Civis was both right and wrong in forecasting the outcome of the Dunedin City Council by-election.
SUBSCRIBER
The secret diary of ... opinion polls
SUBSCRIBER
The secret diary of ... opinion polls
A new poll shows support for Christopher Luxon has plummeted beneath the crust of the Earth and is thought to be somewhere between the outer core and inner core.
SUBSCRIBER
Shifting paradigms and protecting precious natural places
SUBSCRIBER
Shifting paradigms and protecting precious natural places
This week the government progressed a range of legislation which will preserve New Zealand’s species and environments for generations to come.
In living memory
In living memory
The close harmony of members of the sextet found approval by Geoff Pope playing Jack in the OUSA May 1986 Capping Show Jack and the Beanstalk which opened at the...
SUBSCRIBER
The great corporate climate escape
SUBSCRIBER
The great corporate climate escape
That classic horror trope of “don’t look behind you” can be taken out of the B-film environment and dropped unobtrusively into our current reality.
SUBSCRIBER
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
SUBSCRIBER
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo
SUBSCRIBER
Māori population
SUBSCRIBER
Māori population
Preliminary figures for the Maori census show an increase in the Native population of over 2000.
SUBSCRIBER
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
SUBSCRIBER
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo
SUBSCRIBER
Letters to the Editor: Mining, challenging opinions, quake science
SUBSCRIBER
Letters to the Editor: Mining, challenging opinions, quake science
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including mining, challenging opinions and studying the Akatore Fault.
SUBSCRIBER
No failure, the fees-free scheme achieved many good things
SUBSCRIBER
No failure, the fees-free scheme achieved many good things
The National-led coalition government has confirmed it will scrap the fees-free tertiary education scheme.
As new wars proliferate, relevant to remember those who refuse to fight
As new wars proliferate, relevant to remember those who refuse to fight
A message from Kevin Clements on International Conscientious Objectors Day.