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Clarity needed on beds
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Clarity needed on beds
The murkiness over the make-up of beds in the new Dunedin hospital when it eventually opens is not helping public confidence in the revamped project.
Editorial
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Parking down the prom
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Parking down the prom
Nothing beats the sight of the shimmering briny, the smell of the salty breeze, the cries of the gulls swooping overhead against the bright blue sky.
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Māori children should matter in our mainstream schools
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Māori children should matter in our mainstream schools
In a recent interview with Mihi Forbes, Education Minister Erica Stanford discussed how the minister intended to improve outcomes for Māori children in mainstream schools.
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Lacking the courage and the will
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Lacking the courage and the will
Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s former president and Trump clone, is facing trial for encouraging a plot that would have restored him to power after he lost the 2022 election, but it is unlikely that he...
How to go about becoming the people God always intended us to be
How to go about becoming the people God always intended us to be
We have just come through the Easter season, the most important Christian festival.
Making Canada great again
Making Canada great again
If Donald Trump had wanted to change the outcome of the Canadian election, then he succeeded spectacularly.
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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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Watts happening at Monowai
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Watts happening at Monowai
Probably the largest procession of motor vehicles that has been seen in Invercargill left yesterday morning for the Southland Power Board’s power station at Monowai, where the official opening...
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Health minister’s approach baffles
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Health minister’s approach baffles
It is hard to take Health Minister Simeon Brown seriously when he claims the new Dunedin Hospital is not losing intensive care unit (ICU) beds.
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Darn those disappointing dictators
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Darn those disappointing dictators
Choosing one image as most memorable from among hundreds which captured the majesty and solemnity of Pope Francis’ funeral is no easy task.
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Glad to get away from it all
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Glad to get away from it all
New Zealand is home sweet home, but Prime Minister Christopher Luxon could be forgiven for thinking that the grass is greener on the other side of the hill.
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Jury out on ECE review
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Jury out on ECE review
Regulation minister David Seymour’s regulation-busting plans in the early childhood education (ECE) sector have drawn mixed reviews.
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Flying in the face of fairness
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Flying in the face of fairness
There is little choice if ever you want or need to travel out of the South in something other than a private vehicle.
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Mother countries and sentinel sons — how we remember
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Mother countries and sentinel sons — how we remember
New Zealanders once referred to Great Britain as the "Mother Country".
Early voting posing challenges
Early voting posing challenges
Early voting has opened in the Australian election, but it brings some problems for voters and parties, Zareh Ghazarian writes.
Keep away from foolish and ignorant arguments — they end in quarrels
Keep away from foolish and ignorant arguments — they end in quarrels
The Otago Regional Council gospel according to Gerrard Eckhoff demands a response, Tim Mepham writes.
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A rather Winston way of communicating
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A rather Winston way of communicating
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is not known for his soaring rhetoric and memorable phraseology, but "a rather Winston way of communicating" is a one-liner which neatly captures one of the staples...
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
100 years ago from our archives
100 years ago from our archives
This is a pictorial column as there was no Otago Daily Times on Anzac Day 1925.
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Standing up for its rights
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Standing up for its rights
Chimneys are often the first casualties when a decent earthquake starts to shake.