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At the Savoy
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At the Savoy
Dancing time is now almost any time at the Savoy Cabaret.
Opinion
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Letters to the Editor: Call to ban fireworks and rugby's TMO
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Letters to the Editor: Call to ban fireworks and rugby's TMO
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a call to ban fireworks, the right to wear the Palestinian scarf, and is it time to red card rugby's TMO?
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Well meaning and well understood
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Well meaning and well understood
Teach your children well is sound advice, but defining the word "well" is fraught with problems.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
Listening to a choir in my head where everyone sings a different song
Listening to a choir in my head where everyone sings a different song
Neurodiversity is not a problem to fix but a facet of the divine image to honour, Graham Redding writes.
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Right to swing a punch ends at tip of imaginary mouse’s nose
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Right to swing a punch ends at tip of imaginary mouse’s nose
Laurie paused for a moment to take in the raw vista of devastation wrought by the October gales.
Trump and the ghost of Alcibiades
Trump and the ghost of Alcibiades
William J Dominik compares Donald Trump to the Athenian general Alcibiades and shows how both weakened democracy while pursuing power.
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South Island leads the way
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South Island leads the way
At the Exhibition, in No 3 pavilion there are courts in all stages of development. Canterbury and Southland, for instance, are nearly completed, only one or two finishing touches being required...
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Mining milestone or millstone
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Mining milestone or millstone
Santana Minerals is touting lodging its fast-track application for its Bendigo-Ophir mine as a milestone.
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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: keffiyeh, councillors and crime
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Letters to the Editor: keffiyeh, councillors and crime
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including Dunedin city councillors wearing keffiyeh at the inaugural meeting, and the moraility of GPS tracking devices.
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Hum along bravely to old school song
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Hum along bravely to old school song
What was I humming?
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A society wedding
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A society wedding
On Wednesday afternoon, at Knox Church, Kathleen Margaret, daughter of the late Mr J.R. Glendining and Mrs Glendining, was married to Norman, son of Mr and Mrs A. Brett, of Epsom, Auckland.
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Time to look for what made you look
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Time to look for what made you look
Made You Look is a children’s game where a child points to something that doesn’t exist just to get another child to look in that direction.
Rugby can learn from K-Pop demon hunters
Rugby can learn from K-Pop demon hunters
Have you seen the latest hit on Netflix?
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Straining for the average
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Straining for the average
We all knew that it was expensive to buy a house in the Central Otago-Lakes area, but that was resoundingly underlined this week
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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: GM food, wages and ethics
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Letters to the Editor: GM food, wages and ethics
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including GM food, why wage increases should be hard fought for, and turning "ethics" into a shouting match.
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Reigniting the annual debate
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Reigniting the annual debate
When you wake up and realise Christmas is now just next month, it will also dawn on you there’s an annual obstacle to overcome in the next few days.
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Reform sweeps Parliament
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Reform sweeps Parliament
The general election which was held in New Zealand yesterday resulted in a sweeping victory for the Reform Party, ensuring a much greater measure of stability for the Government