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Junk food advertising limits
The world will be watching to see how effective the United Kingdom’s new restrictions on advertising junk food to children will be.
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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Take a single chance to learn about stereo
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Take a single chance to learn about stereo
For six decades I believed that the word stereo meant two.
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An understated gem of the South — that’s Riverton
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An understated gem of the South — that’s Riverton
If you’re looking for an affordable holiday destination for 2026 and one that also happens to be one of New Zealand’s best-kept secrets, then take my word for it. Visit Riverton.
Uncertainty hangs over Venezuela
Uncertainty hangs over Venezuela
Here's what’s probably happening in Venezuela today.
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Queenstown busy
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Queenstown busy
Queenstown has been revelling in blue skies, brilliant sunshine and midsummer warmth. Every day dawns fine, and at the close of each we can refer to it as "a perfect day."
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Shocking start to Dunedin’s year
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Shocking start to Dunedin’s year
No matter how many times it happens to people we know, a sudden death takes the wind out of our sails.
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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: Queens Dr, Maduro, grizzlers
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Letters to the Editor: Queens Dr, Maduro, grizzlers
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including plans for Queens Dr, the US arrest of Nicolas Maduro, and are we grizzlers?
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Have a good laugh and make the silliness last
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Have a good laugh and make the silliness last
Embrace the silliness of the season.
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Record tonnage at port
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Record tonnage at port
Complete figures compiled by the secretary of the Otago Harbour Board disclose the fact that shipping berthed at Dunedin and Port Chalmers on January 5 constituted a record for the port.
When emeritus profs are no longer wanted
When emeritus profs are no longer wanted
Emeritus professors are neither all-wise nor all-knowing — nor secure in their honorary role, Emeritus Prof Gareth Jones explains.
New Bills must avoid RMA complexity
New Bills must avoid RMA complexity
Resource management reform has some desperate lessons to learn, Bernard Jennings writes.
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Letters to the Editor: Remembering Radich, praise for hospital staff
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Letters to the Editor: Remembering Radich, praise for hospital staff
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers include a tribute to former Dunedin mayor Jules Radich and praise for Dunedin Hospital staff.
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The peacemaker strikes again
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The peacemaker strikes again
US President Donald Trump’s self-proclaimed role as the great peacemaker continued apace late on Saturday night NZT with his unprecedented decision to invade Venezuela and abduct its ruler.
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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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Local loyalty needs to be part of sport but will it survive?
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Local loyalty needs to be part of sport but will it survive?
If you’ve been relaxing by watching a bit of the knock-about cricket known as the Super Smash you’ll have noticed that the Otago Volts and the Otago Sparks are now called simply the Volts and the...
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Minding the sheep
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Minding the sheep
A year on from shocking allegations of sheep mistreatment in some shearing sheds, the government announcement of an animal welfare education programme is not enough to allay animal rights advocates’ concerns.
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Eton is a mess
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Eton is a mess
London, January 4: After a rise of nine inches during the night the Thames to-day is still rising.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.