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Health service hopes
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Health service hopes
Those who have been agitating for better health services for Queenstown Lakes and Central Otago believe they may finally be getting some traction.
Opinion
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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 Editor: Taieri electorate, growth, homelessness
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Letters to Editor: Taieri electorate, growth, homelessness
Today's letters to the editor include focus on mental health staff, approaches to economic growth by government, and homelessness.
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Loopy idea for tram terminus
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Loopy idea for tram terminus
The tramways are to be extended right up to the main gates of the Exhibition during its existence, and this point will therefore be a terminus.
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On being dragged into the 21st century
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On being dragged into the 21st century
He is young, fresh-faced, tall, entrepreneurial and at ease with technology. I’ve christened him My Antithesis. And I’ve hired him.
Future of ORC now under scrutiny
Future of ORC now under scrutiny
Insects, reptiles and the Otago Regional Council may all be endangered species, Gerrard Eckhoff writes.
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China’s pleasant climate surprise
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China’s pleasant climate surprise
Start with China, the world’s biggest emitter by far of greenhouse gases: 27% of the entire world’s emissions, and more than twice that of the second-biggest emitter, the United States.
MP's View: Housing cut as homelessness up
MP's View: Housing cut as homelessness up
We need more warm dry homes across Dunedin.
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The cruellest side of nature
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The cruellest side of nature
Once would be bad enough.
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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: voting, pubs and mining
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Letters to the Editor: voting, pubs and mining
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including non-resident ratepayer voting, backing the local pub, and trashing our heritage for overseas mining interests.
Local decisions from polytechnics back in local hands
Local decisions from polytechnics back in local hands
Regional governance of polytechnics will grow the economy, Minister for Vocational Education Penny Simmonds writes.
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Cold wind from South
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Cold wind from South
Invercargill, July 15: The match between Otago and Southland was played this afternoon at Rugby Park in fine sunny weather, but a cold wind blew straight down the ground.
Using principles and the making of laws
Using principles and the making of laws
Principles may not be the best basis upon which to make laws, Ron Adams writes.
Will Central Otago mining plans bring progress — or destruction?
Will Central Otago mining plans bring progress — or destruction?
Plans for mining in Central Otago are a disaster waiting to happen, Glenn Turner writes.
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Home and away as Aust beckons
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Home and away as Aust beckons
Although the outpouring of people from New Zealand to Australia is nothing new, this does not make it any less concerning.
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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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Old photographs and the memorable folk captured within
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Old photographs and the memorable folk captured within
For years there’s been a cardboard box atop the wardrobe which housed old photos, newspaper clippings and invitations to now-forgotten social occasions.
Universities are in turbulent times
Universities are in turbulent times
Universities must not forget their core business, Gareth Jones writes.
NZ Post woes show difficulty of decarbonisation
NZ Post woes show difficulty of decarbonisation
NZ Post dropping climate targets shows businesses are struggling, Pii-Tuulia Nikula writes.