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Banking review fine, as far as it goes
Almost as long as there have been banks there have been people moaning about banks.
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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At this time there’s nothing at all to like about ‘like’, eh?
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At this time there’s nothing at all to like about ‘like’, eh?
"EH", long regarded as an oddity of New Zealand English, came to mind when I saw a recent ad for a Dunedin seaside restaurant which went something like, "Good food with an ocean view, Ay?"
There's gonna be a storm quite soon as election due
There's gonna be a storm quite soon as election due
Local body elections are a flawed process, Gerrard Eckhoff writes.
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Rail services sped up
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Rail services sped up
The Christchurch-Invercargill expresses, Christchurch-Dunedin, and Dunedin-Invercargill mail trains have been accelerated, the time of the journey being reduced in the case of the longer-distance...
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Sunday parking changes
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Sunday parking changes
There is an understandable level of grumpiness among some ratepayers over the plans to introduce Sunday parking fees in some inner-city streets.
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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: Gaza, health and privacy
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Letters to the Editor: Gaza, health and privacy
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the lies around starvation in Gaza, funding the public health system, and a lumpen invasion of privacy.
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Trump melodrama: might some relief be close?
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Trump melodrama: might some relief be close?
If you are getting tired of the on-again-off-again Ukraine "peace deal" that has been hogging the headlines for the past few months, relief is at hand.
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The enduring mystery of Arthur’s Seat
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The enduring mystery of Arthur’s Seat
I have climbed Arthur’s Seat probably about five times in my life.
A history of Māori representation, from Parliament to councils
A history of Māori representation, from Parliament to councils
Māori should decide the fate of Māori seats in Parliament, Grant McLachlan writes. The establishment of Māori seats in New Zealand’s Parliament in 1867 tells a story of political calculation rather...
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Explorers plan to sail to NZ
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Explorers plan to sail to NZ
London: An ex-naval man, William Unitt, intends to sail from Plymouth on September 3 for New Zealand in a nine-ton yawl-rigged boat.
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Watching via video link as Stephenson dices with danger
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Watching via video link as Stephenson dices with danger
Todd Stephenson doesn’t really strike one as being danger adjacent, even if the Act New Zealand Southland list MP does live in the adrenaline sports capital of the world.
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The Secret Diary of...
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The Secret Diary of...
The Secret Diary of...Nicola Willis
Within living memory
Within living memory
The bluestone slabs which lined the Main street of Port Chalmers as kerbing are more than 100 years old.
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Sweeping things under the carpet
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Sweeping things under the carpet
Who among us really knows what lies beneath our feet?
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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: public transport, parking and pinnipeds
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Letters to Editor: public transport, parking and pinnipeds
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including public transport, parking and pinnipeds.
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On this rock
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On this rock
There was a very large number at the site of the new Presbyterian church at Awamoko on Friday last, the occasion being the laying of the foundation stone.
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Te reo Maori is ‘normal’; stop treating it like it is not
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Te reo Maori is ‘normal’; stop treating it like it is not
If you can say the word "car", you can say the word "karakia". If you can say the word "for" you can say the word "koro".