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Letters to the Editor: peace deal, roads and a ripping yarn
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the Gaza peace deal, the state of our roads and a ripper of a yarn.
Opinion
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Failing to grasp the nettle
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Failing to grasp the nettle
One day New Zealand is going to have a sensible, considered discussion about drug laws, but there are few signs we are going to have that talk anytime soon.
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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 saga of the trees which proved someone is listening
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The saga of the trees which proved someone is listening
So, you have a new-look council.
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Cricket tour squad named
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Cricket tour squad named
Christchurch, October 13: The following have been selected as the New Zealand cricket team to visit Australia this season:
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Sorted for some, anxious for others
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Sorted for some, anxious for others
As a new working week dawns, some who threw their hats into the ring for local councils across the South can look back on a busy weekend which was either worth celebrating or deeply disappointing.
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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: volunteers, anti-Semitism and Albany St
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Letters to the Editor: volunteers, anti-Semitism and Albany St
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the wellbeing of volunteers, the meaning of anti-Semitism, and is the Albany St cycleway undemocratic?
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Breathtakingly human chimps at war, just like us
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Breathtakingly human chimps at war, just like us
Jane Goodall died recently, still on the road at the age of 91 and still advocating for biodiversity in general and the welfare of chimpanzees in particular.
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Laundry shed in hot water
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Laundry shed in hot water
Rotorua: A new geyser which developed destructive tendencies the other day and destroyed Mr K. Simpson’s washhouse near the Utahina Bridge, had a brief but spectacular career.
‘Unique’ court rulings are in fact a reflection of our shared history
‘Unique’ court rulings are in fact a reflection of our shared history
Why is tikanga in law seen as a negative, Noel O’Malley asks.
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Dare we hope for peace?
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Dare we hope for peace?
It is the moment that many millions of people around the world have been waiting for, none more so than the starving, trampled Palestinians in Gaza and the Israeli families of those murdered and taken hostage by Hamas terrorists two years ago.
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Lights out as Te Pūkenga races its way toward extinction
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Lights out as Te Pūkenga races its way toward extinction
As the calendar moves into mid-October, more than a few people are ticking off the days until January 1.
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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: buses, theft and comedy
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Letters to the Editor: buses, theft and comedy
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a new model for Dunedin bus services, the consequences of theft, and the sad joke of our government.
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Swarbrick culpable of hypocrisy
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Swarbrick culpable of hypocrisy
Hypocrisy, ever-present in politics and life, was starkly evident this week.
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The secret diary of . . . the Coalition Titanic
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The secret diary of . . . the Coalition Titanic
By Steve Braunias
In Living Memory
In Living Memory
In recognition of Heart Week 1985, these children from Dunedin North Intermediate School participated in "Jump Rope For Heart" at the Dunedin Library Plaza ...
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Lost leopard found drowned
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Lost leopard found drowned
Auckland, October 11: The alarms and excursions regarding the female leopard which escaped from the Zoo on September 16 were ended today when the beast was found drowned in Lady Bay, near St Heliers.
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Yanking down hard on the lever
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Yanking down hard on the lever
To the delight of mortgage holders, but not so much of bank savers, the Reserve Bank on Wednesday pulled down hard on its largest economic lever, the Official Cash Rate.