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Local government confusion
As we head towards local government elections, prospective candidates might be wondering what they could be letting themselves in for.
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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Half-smiles as Trump offers Ukraine limited aid
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Half-smiles as Trump offers Ukraine limited aid
There was rejoicing when US President Donald Trump announced that he was going to let Ukraine have weapons after all, but it was conspicuously contained joy.
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History never repeats, but it does become more complicated
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History never repeats, but it does become more complicated
As New Zealanders, the more intermarried we become, it seems the more complicated our histories also become.
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Commission hears academics
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Commission hears academics
The Royal Commission on University Education, consisting of Sir Harry Reichel (chairman) and Mr F. Tate, which opened its sittings here on Friday, continued to take evidence at Otago University...
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Letters to the Editor: dolphins, mining and Gaza
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Letters to the Editor: dolphins, mining and Gaza
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including moving fishers away from dolphins, Michael Laws' comments on the Bendigo mine, and apathy about Gaza.
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The costs of keeping City Hall
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The costs of keeping City Hall
Anyone who has ever embarked on significant home renovations will know there are always two givens — it always takes longer and it always ends up costing more, than initially expected.
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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: water, Al Jazeera, Ardern
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Letters to Editor: water, Al Jazeera, Ardern
Today's letters to the editor include discussions concerning the Waitaki District Council, Al Jazeera, and opinions on Dame Jacinda Ardern.
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The secret diary of...the letters to the United Nations
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The secret diary of...the letters to the United Nations
The secret diary of... by Steve Braunias.
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A bit out of their league
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A bit out of their league
City A and Pacific B met at Montecillo on Saturday afternoon under very favourable conditions, the game resulting in an easy victory for City A.
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Credit card fee changes highlight unfair costs
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Credit card fee changes highlight unfair costs
New Zealanders continue to be ripped off by credit and debit card surcharges.
Within living memory...
Within living memory...
Kirsty McArthur's constant companion, all the way from Wellington, was kitten Veronica who spent most of the journey perched on Kirsty's shoulder.
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The ‘Death to Te Pukenga’ NZ tour
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The Penny Simmonds Experience ‘Death to Te Pukenga’ NZ tour
It has been a big week for National Invercargill MP Penny Simmonds as the work she, largely, got in to politics to do, well and truly got under way.
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Undetermined and undermined
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Undetermined and undermined
What a mess. The years of disruption and uncertainty in the polytechnic and vocational education sector have continued unabated.
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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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Potentate visits city
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Potentate visits city
His Highness, the Maharaj Sir Bhawani Singh, Bahadur of Jhalawar, the first of India’s princes to visit New Zealand, arrived in Dunedin from Christchurch by the express last night.
Endure and remain true to an ethic of all-embracing and forgiving love
Endure and remain true to an ethic of all-embracing and forgiving love
Imagine if countries invested in peace rather than war, Andrew Shephard writes.
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Fighting the monsters at the gateway to a hellish place
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Fighting the monsters at the gateway to a hellish place
It was her little smile that said it all.
Nightmare over as autonomy back
Nightmare over as autonomy back
Former Otago Polytechnic principal Ian Hall believes the decision to split up Te Pūkenga returns full autonomy to Otago.