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Letters to the Editor: insects, buses and Ardern

Jacinda Ardern. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES

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Letters to the Editor: insects, buses and Ardern

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including insects being an impediment to mining, the ORC's new bus system, and critique of Dame Jacinda Ardern.

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A rare thing: honesty from a pro athlete

Scottie Scheffler of the United States poses with the Claret Jug on the 18th green after winning...

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A rare thing: honesty from a pro athlete

On the eve of the Open golf championship, the favourite, Scottie Scheffler, gave a press conference.

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Gown comes to town

University of Otago graduates for 1925. — Otago Witness, 18.8.1925

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Gown comes to town

The Otago University Council made a somewhat daring departure in allowing the annual graduation ceremony to be held this year in His Majesty’s Theatre.

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Trump: the least bad outcome

JD Vance and Donald Trump. Photo: Getty Images

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Trump: the least bad outcome

I would rather eat worms than write about the current hullabaloo on the American right over the conspiracy theories about paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and his various pals and accomplices.

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The small moments are ones that matter

A big game at Forsyth Barr Stadium. Photo: Gregor Richardson

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The small moments are ones that matter

Recent stories in the media have revealed a disturbing pattern of violence and misogyny among men, not just in distant places, but here in Dunedin, even within the student community.

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A prescription for dismay, disbelief

A new medical school will be established at the University of Waikato. File photo

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A prescription for dismay, disbelief

Everything is going up.

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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: electricity, Gaza and elections

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Letters to the Editor: electricity, Gaza and elections

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the high cost of electricity, moral leadership on Gaza, and do good intentions make a good candidate?

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Accepting viruses and our baking shortcomings

Jacinda Ardern. PHOTO: GERARD O’BRIEN

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Accepting viruses and our baking shortcomings

Realising I am not genetically superior was a let-down.

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Flour cartel case in appeal

Solicitor-General Arthur Fair, who led the Crown’s appeal against a flour cartel. — Otago Witness...

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Flour cartel case in appeal

Wellington, July 22: Both divisions of the Appeal Court were further engaged to-day hearing the appeal in the flourmilling case heard in Dunedin.

Why are we allergic to working together?

At the NZ Hi-Tech Awards, from left, Sarah Ramsay, Careerwise founder Marian Johnson, Finance...

Why are we allergic to working together?

"The world is a vampire."

Beyond the fence: on reading the Bible in this secular age

The Bible still has things to say. Photo: Getty Images

Beyond the fence: on reading the Bible in this secular age

How should we read the Bible in the 21st century, Graham Redding asks.

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Boosting turnout at local elections

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Boosting turnout at local elections

A plan to "refresh our local democracy" presents ideas for improving the poor voter turnout at local elections, including a return to polling booths.

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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: parties on right, bulldog art, rugby

All Black debutant Brodie McAlister scores the decisive try against the French in Hamilton. Photo...

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Letters to the Editor: parties on right, bulldog art, rugby

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including parties on the right, opposition to bulldog art and rugby spoiled.

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Something in the water makes Maniototo a caring place

The Patearoa water intake on the Sowburn. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Something in the water makes Maniototo a caring place

We live in a caring place in Maniototo and no-one is more caring than the Central Otago District Council.

Strike out power on Bill in Winston Peters’ hands

Winston Peters, Christopher Luxon, David Seymour. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES

Strike out power on Bill in Winston Peters’ hands

Winston Peters holds the future of the Regulatory Standards Bill in his hand, Luke Oldfield writes.

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Near-complete moa skeleton

Moa skeleton found in a dry cave, blocked by a boulder, at Waikaremoana. The bird’s height was...

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Near-complete moa skeleton

The Government electrical engineer and the Acclimatisation Society’s ranger relate the discovery of a magnificent moa skeleton at Waikaremoana.

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Local government confusion

Local Government New Zealand President and Selwn District Mayor Sam Broughton. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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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.

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Cartoonist's view - Yeo

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Cartoonist's view - Yeo

Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.