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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.
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Disputes and red cards
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Disputes and red cards
There are few things more dramatic in football than a straight red card.
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An unwelcome airmail message
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An unwelcome airmail message
New Zealand received an unpleasant reminder on Monday that while we may be a long way away from the world geographically, that modern long-range ballistic missile technology has no respect for that...
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Better school lunches
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Better school lunches
Associate Education Minister David Seymour’s attempts to deflect the Auditor-general’s criticism of the beleaguered healthy school lunch programme have not been convincing.
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Flood lessons to be learned
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Flood lessons to be learned
The clean-up from the weekend’s torrential rain had barely started before the recriminations began.
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The solid South?
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The solid South?
For some the prospect is tempting, for others it will be terrifying, but it is quite possible that New Zealand First could have two, or more, MPs in the South after the November 7 election.
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Horrors of ward 10a exposed
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Horrors of ward 10a exposed
Chief Ombudsman John Allen says he knows New Zealanders struggle with the idea torture is going on in places of detention in this country.
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People are of national significance
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People are of national significance
Firstly, some good news — a rare thing worth celebrating when it comes to the growing problem of homelessness in New Zealand.
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The putting it right counts
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The putting it right counts
Everyone makes mistakes: it is what one does next which matters.
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GP funding package
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GP funding package
The promised shake-up of funding for general practice has taken years but is still not pleasing everybody.
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Otherwise not fine nor dandy
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Otherwise not fine nor dandy
As the people of the Wairarapa and Wellington continue to clean up after the latest southerly storm, sage words on the frequency of damaging weather in New Zealand come to mind.
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Reading the riot Act
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Reading the riot Act
Most of us could do with losing some weight, but Act New Zealand wants the country’s government to undergo gastric bypass surgery.
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Earthquake horror
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Earthquake horror
People desperately scrabbling through rubble with their bare hands to find loved ones in the aftermath of an earthquake never gets any easier to watch.
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Editorial: A strange type of progress
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Editorial: A strange type of progress
The highly contentious Health and Safety at Work Amendment Bill now going through Parliament has some parallels with an earlier piece of unpopular coalition work.
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Cold fury over hot rates rises
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Cold fury over hot rates rises
It was icy cold in Oamaru yesterday but the indignation was red hot as Waitaki District Council ratepayers rallied to protest the amount that their rates are set to rise by.
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Losing the PR battle
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Losing the PR battle
As the saying goes, explaining is losing.
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Downing St kitchen gets too hot
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Downing St kitchen gets too hot
When, not if, was always going to be the case with the resignation of British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, which finally came in an emotional statement on Monday morning UK time.
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Thinking about tomorrow
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Thinking about tomorrow
If anyone had any doubts that National is worried about potentially losing votes to New Zealand First in this year’s election, National’s first big campaign pledge should have dispelled that.
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Culture shock
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Culture shock
Health Minister Simeon Brown’s decision not to reappoint two senior members of the Medical Council because of the organisation’s supposed agenda seems designed to create a furore.
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Tread softly with South Dunedin
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Tread softly with South Dunedin
Home is where the heart is, we’re told.