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Assurances NZ unlikely to run short
Not many hours go by these days without some sort of announcement on petrol and fuel stocks or alarm about the rising cost for Kiwis at the pump.
Opinion
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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Parliament tries to find homes for the friends of Lily and Zoi
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Parliament tries to find homes for the friends of Lily and Zoi
Parliament is many things to many people but this week it broke new ground by setting up in the pet rehousing business.
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If only the world was a benign place
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If only the world was a benign place
The world, to put it mildly, is a rough-and-tumble place.
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The secret diary of... pump attendants
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The secret diary of... pump attendants
Chris HipkinsHi there, and thank you for your custom. I’ll be your pump attendant today but before we get down to business, I have no advice to give you, should you want it, on the fuel crisis. It...
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You’d be a nutter to work here
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You’d be a nutter to work here
On Fanning Island there are over a quarter of a million palms bearing good fruit or just coming into profit, while different parts of the island are being cleared and thousands of young trees are...
In living memory
In living memory
A crowd of about 2000 farmers and rural businessmen gathered at the South Otago A&P Society grounds inn Balclutha in March 1986 to show community unity in protesting government policies.
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Phone cable laid across strait
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Phone cable laid across strait
Wellington, March 26: At 9 o'clock this morning the final touches were put to the splicing of the new Cook Strait telephone cable and at a point a little distance from Blind River the last loop of...
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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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Swords and ploughshares
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Swords and ploughshares
War and peace is usually the province of the University of Otago’s literature or history departments.
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The feeling of freedom and condemning freedom of expression
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The feeling of freedom and condemning freedom of expression
‘‘Well Hannah, are we going to be treated to a bonfire of best-sellers?’’
Government must put people first
Government must put people first
The government is in over its head, Victor Billot writes.
The just question is how to respond when war is visited on the innocent
The just question is how to respond when war is visited on the innocent
Former military chaplain Tony Martin responds to a recent opinion article on the concept of just war.
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Councillor Ong stays on
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Councillor Ong stays on
When you are a public figure, criticism comes with the job.
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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: DCC, St Clair and the Celtic Cross
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Letters to the Editor: DCC, St Clair and the Celtic Cross
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including several ills of the DCC, upgrading the St Clair balustrade, and the sculptor behind the Queens Gardens cross.
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Sending redundancy back whence it came
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Sending redundancy back whence it came
He was sat on a park bench, hunched over.
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Expo treat for Queenstown pupils
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Expo treat for Queenstown pupils
Upwards of 50 of the children attending three or four of the schools in Queenstown and the immediate district set out this morning on their pilgrimage to the Exhibition.
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Iran war a series of miscalculations
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Iran war a series of miscalculations
Still not four full weeks into the war, and already Donald Trump’s ‘‘short-term excursion’’ has morphed into a global economic crisis and a region-wide war.
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Answer the what to do question truthfully
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Answer the what to do question truthfully
The question: "so, what are you going to do?" is a heavy one for students.