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Hormuz uncertainty
It is hard to keep up.
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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Practice safe text and use the dictionary
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Practice safe text and use the dictionary
Today would not be a good day for me to die in suspicious circumstances.
Sustainable neurosurgical services
Sustainable neurosurgical services
Dr Pete Watson, executive regional director, Health New Zealand responds to Ingrid Leary’s ‘‘Distance matters when minutes matter’’.
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Started this semester with a resolution
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Started this semester with a resolution
Our second semester is upon us already, bringing that usual existential crisis we all collectively have, where we wonder where all the time has gone. But this has manifested itself in a confident...
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A bond any farmer can have
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A bond any farmer can have
The sheep is a very small animal, but it represents in New Zealand no small industry, and provides both occupation and revenue for the Dominion which it would be difficult to do without. It has...
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The quintessential Kiwi
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The quintessential Kiwi
Humble. Dignity. Cool. What’s the first word that leaps to mind when you think of Sir Sam Neill?
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo
Distance matters when minutes matter
Distance matters when minutes matter
The people of the South cannot become an afterthought in decisions about where specialist services are based, writes Ingrid Leary.
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Still waiting to sort out kitchen benchtop, worker health risks
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Still waiting to sort out kitchen benchtop, worker health risks
My kitchen bench is a thing of clutter rather than beauty.
US facing long war with Iran, despite Trump’s wishes
US facing long war with Iran, despite Trump’s wishes
A lengthy war in the Gulf is in the offing, Jessica Genauer writes.
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Students’ burlesques, witticisms
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Students’ burlesques, witticisms
There were many ‘‘sounds of revelry’’ in Dunedin yesterday, for the students’ annual saturnalia had come round again.
Opinion: Ward 10a staff missing from story
Ward 10a staff missing from story
A concerned mother of a staff member offers a look behind the scenes of Wakari Hospital’s Ward 10a.
Modi momentum
Modi momentum
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in New Zealand for a good time, not a long time, but his 24 hours on Kiwi soil will likely resonate for years to come.
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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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The Otago Cricket Association carrying its bat at 150 not out
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The Otago Cricket Association carrying its bat at 150 not out
Cricket again? And why not, as this month the Otago Cricket Association’s 150th celebrations include a ‘‘founding dinner’’ at Wains Hotel (Fable Dunedin).
It’s not just cricket, it’s much more important than that
It’s not just cricket, it’s much more important than that
It’s a great game when it’s played well, Philip Temple writes.
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Oldfield keeps England on their toes
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Oldfield keeps England on their toes
England were at the wickets in the third Ashes test.
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Feeling bullish amidst the carnival crowd
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Feeling bullish amidst the carnival crowd
There is something gloriously liberating about surrendering one’s individuality; a certain relief in looking exactly like everyone else; in dissolving into a crowd.
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Editorial: Deja vu as neurosurgery under threat
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Editorial: Deja vu as neurosurgery under threat
Many in Otago and Southland will be feeling uneasy over fears about the future of neurosurgery in Dunedin.