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Rotary’s Fijian guests

The inaugural gathering in connection with the New Zealand Rotary Clubs’ Conference was held in the Allen Hall last evening, when some 500 rotarians, their wives and daughters, were present.

Iran strikes transgress international law

A satellite image of a destroyed residence complex belonging to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali...

Iran strikes transgress international law

Targeting world leaders is prohibited for good reason, Stephen Smith writes.

Let experts apply evidence to the law when gauging mine bid

The Santana Rise & Shine discovery site, Bendigo. PHOTO: STEPHEN JAQUIERY

Let experts apply evidence to the law when gauging mine bid

Emotional intensity about mining is not evidence, Peter Williams writes.

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Reckless act, uncertain consequences

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Reckless act, uncertain consequences

When Donald Trump was bidding to return to the United States presidency he told followers on the campaign trail that their country would not be involved in any more foreign wars.

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Cartoonist's view - Yeo

Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.

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Letters to the Editor: Nitrates, mining and Trump

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Letters to the Editor: Nitrates, mining and Trump

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including nitrates in our drinking water, questions about Santana mine and Trump.

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Funds needed to shore up Butler’s Wall at Arrowtown

Butler’s Wall in need of refurbishment today. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Funds needed to shore up Butler’s Wall at Arrowtown

There's a race on to preserve part of Arrowtown’s heritage.

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Brigade over drills

The forty-seventh annual meeting of the United Fire Brigades’ Association was concluded at the Central Fire Station.

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Child poverty persists

The government will have to move beyond slogans if it is to convince anyone it is on the right track to reduce child poverty.

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Cartoonist's view - Yeo

Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.

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Letters to the Editor: wines, mines and monarchies

Dame Cindy Kiro. Photo: Government House

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Letters to the Editor: wines, mines and monarchies

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the economic and social costs of the wine industry, our distrust of mining, and disentangling a monarchy.

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Ukraine: Four years on and no end to war in sight

Members of a mobile rifle unit of the Ukrainian Armed Forces look for Russian drones in the...

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Ukraine: Four years on and no end to war in sight

"Breathe deeply, calm down, and don’t go running to stock up on food and matches" President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Ukrainians one month before the Russian tanks rolled across the border on...

Finding the time to stand and stare at the wonder of poetry

Finding the time to stand and stare at the wonder of poetry

There is enduring value in poetry, Joss Miller writes.

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Seafarer drowned; another missing

Ship Karu aground near Cape Maria van Diemen, Northland, abandoned by its crew, of whom two...

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Seafarer drowned; another missing

Auckland, March 1: It was reported from Te Paki station that this morning a wreck resulting in the loss of life had occurred a few miles from Cape Maria Van Diemen, when the schooner-rigged steamer...

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Conscience matters on booze sales

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Conscience matters on booze sales

It is not often that Miles Anderson and Rachel Brooking vote the same way on something. Or Scott Willis and Penny Simmonds for that matter.

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An authentic tourism experience

A normal day on Castle St. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH

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An authentic tourism experience

You only get one chance to make a first impression, so one wonders what the reaction of visitors to Dunedin is when their initial exposure is a trip down Castle St.

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