Come all you weary and you anxious, and find rest for your souls in Jesus
Come all you weary and you anxious, and find rest for your souls in Jesus
Why are we so anxious, Stu Crossan writes.
Opinion
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Plan has more questions than answers
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Plan has more questions than answers
The government’s belief that few people know who their regional councillors are and what those organisations do is about to be put to the test.
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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: mining, pollution and AI
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Letters to the Editor: mining, pollution and AI
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the Santana opencast mining proposal, amending the Clean Air Standard, and fear and uncertainty over AI.
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The Vellacott dictum and Kalgoorlie water
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The Vellacott dictum and Kalgoorlie water
Some years ago a gentleman from Perth in Western Australia got in touch about some matter.
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Orphans join their fellow men
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Orphans join their fellow men
Yesterday afternoon about 60 sailors from the Dunedin entertained 260 children from the various orphanages at the Exhibition.
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Ukraine: once more around the loop
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Ukraine: once more around the loop
If the Ukrainians feel the time has come to surrender to the Russians, they don’t need Donald Trump’s help.
Need to get fired up about climate
Need to get fired up about climate
Dunedin Green list MP Francisco Hernandez offers his impressions after he attended the COP30 conference in Brazil.
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Signing your life away
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Signing your life away
One of the earliest and most important lessons you learn on the road to becoming a grown-up is what it means to put your signature on something.
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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: teachers, the Treaty and Christmas
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Letters to the Editor: teachers, the Treaty and Christmas
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including teaching subjects to a high standard, clarification around the Treaty, and ministerial Christmas gift suggestions.
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Writing to my brave rather than wicked stepmother
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Writing to my brave rather than wicked stepmother
A year ago, when I told people about the death of my stepmother, their response was often odd.
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Late dowager lies in state
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Late dowager lies in state
There is a constant stream of pilgrims to Queen Alexandra’s bier at Sandringham Church.
Care, not combat, will reduce meth harm
Care, not combat, will reduce meth harm
The government needs to look at the underlying drivers of harmful drug use if it really wants to reduce the damage caused by methamphetamine, five experts write.
Is New Zealand rocking, or moving away from the heartbeat?
Is New Zealand rocking, or moving away from the heartbeat?
Have we really never had it so good or are we losing ourselves, Gil Barbezat wonders.
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Super charging superannuation debate
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Super charging superannuation debate
The date for the 2026 general election has not even been set, but the campaign is already well and truly under way.
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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: Jones, costs of water and power
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Letters to the Editor: Jones, costs of water and power
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including Shane Jones, the costs of water and power, and getting the basics right.
Use of land a matter of perspective
Use of land a matter of perspective
Steve Munro considers changing attitudes to the land in Central Otago.
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Print, radio or on screen, the Man Of Steel still the hero
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Print, radio or on screen, the Man Of Steel still the hero
They tell me there’s yet another Superman movie doing the rounds. Probably called Superman XXII in what seems to be an eternal series.