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Patearoa experts may have found perfect All Blacks coach
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Patearoa experts may have found perfect All Blacks coach
The talk got round to rugby coaches and, of course, everyone was an expert.
Opinion
Arsenic, cyanide and the science
Arsenic, cyanide and the science
People need to understand the fundamentals of modern mining, Santana Minerals Ltd chief executive Damian Spring writes. The loudest voices against the Bendigo...
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Awards to Guides for brave act
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Awards to Guides for brave act
Jean Jones and Jean Sanders, of the Port Nelson Girl Guides Company, who last year saved a lady from drowning in the Motueka River, have each been awarded a silver medal.
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At the market’s mercy
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At the market’s mercy
Prospective patients and those who work at Mercy Hospital may be nervous about last week’s news it is on the market.
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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: ORC, climate and Trump
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Letters to the Editor: ORC, climate and Trump
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including how bad prose doesn't mean bad policy, what politicians think about climate, and bad news for Trump haters.
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Who won or lost the correct colonisation question
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Who won or lost the correct colonisation question
Was the colonisation of New Zealand a good thing or a bad thing?
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Road workers busy in Port
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Road workers busy in Port
At the monthly meeting of the Port Chalmers Council, the Works Committee reported that the principal work of the past three weeks had been the new concrete channel in George St.
Here is what’s so special about Central
Here is what’s so special about Central
Tenure review transformed Central Otago, Tony Perrett writes.
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Surviving the population crash as the global birthrate plunges
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Surviving the population crash as the global birthrate plunges
To them that hath shall (more) be given is generally a reliable guide, but it doesn’t work if the beneficiaries are too stupid to take advantage of the gift.
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A glimpse of future retreat
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A glimpse of future retreat
New Zealand is a young country thrust up high, a chain of islands sitting proudly but uncomfortably slap-bang on a tectonic plate boundary and at the junction of warring warm and cold air masses.
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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, students and hydro sites
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Letters to the Editor: Queens Dr, students and hydro sites
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including Queens Drive closure, students and hydro sites.
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Picking cherries, cooking books: the Public Finance Amendment Bill
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Picking cherries, cooking books: the Public Finance Amendment Bill
Cherry picking is an important matter in the South. In a good season, some 5000 tonnes of fruit will be exported from Central Otago orchards.
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The secret diary of . . . the Judge Aitken hearing
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The secret diary of . . . the Judge Aitken hearing
Thank you to all parties for attending this constitutionally significant hearing which is about to unite the country in its loathing of the professional classes.
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Rain does not stop play
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Rain does not stop play
The twelfth anniversary of the Elderly Bowlers Day took place on Saturday on the Dunedin bowling green.
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Unriddling Churchillian flourishes
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Unriddling Churchillian flourishes
How many readers spotted this in the 100 Years Ago column on the facing page?
Within living memory
Within living memory
Members of the successful Queen of Hearts South touch rugby team which were to play three matches in Sydney later in 1986 are (anticlockwise from bottom left):
Show we can trust the fast track
Show we can trust the fast track
Sir Ian Taylor drops Prime Minister Christopher Luxon a line about the fast-track process.
