Flood decisions must leave no-one behind
Flood decisions must leave no-one behind
Everyone needs to work together to ensure South Dunedin’s future, Ingrid Leary writes.
Opinion
The benefits of having one unitary council in Otago
The benefits of having one unitary council in Otago
One council is the best way forward for Otago, Hilary Calvert writes.
An illegal, ill-thought-out war that has achieved very little
An illegal, ill-thought-out war that has achieved very little
Epic Fury was an epic failure, Joss Miller writes.
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Northern Māori win derby
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Northern Māori win derby
Palmerston N, June 23: From start to finish the Maori match on the Show Grounds to-day afforded thrills aplenty to 3000 spectators.
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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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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo
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Am I an outsider when it comes to the football World Cup?
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Am I an outsider when it comes to the football World Cup?
It is time I gave soccer a fair go.
South Dunedin: do nothing not an option
South Dunedin: do nothing not an option
Resolving flooding issues in South Dunedin is a health priority, Prof Alex Macmillan and Sarah Harrison write.
Climate challenge is up to us all: are we up to it?
Climate challenge is up to us all: are we up to it?
A unified approach is needed for the climate crisis, John Drummond writes.
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Rest-house acquired
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Rest-house acquired
Under the will of the late Mr Wm. Chalmers, farmer, of Owaka Valley, the trustee (Mr John Wilkinson, Dunedin) was instructed to purchase a site on which to erect a rest-house...
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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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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: rates, developers and trillionaires
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Letters to the Editor: rates, developers and trillionaires
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including rates rises in Waitaki, development hell in Queenstown Lakes, and the dubious uniqueness of Elon Musk.
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Assassination as state policy making ugly comeback
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Assassination as state policy making ugly comeback
Britain’s soon-to-be-ex prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, is so harmless and ineffectual that it’s hard to imagine anyone wanting to kill him, but somebody in Russia apparently did.
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Pilgrims for peace
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Pilgrims for peace
London, June 20: Mostly dressed in blue tabards, crusaders’ cloaks and sandals, and bearing banners inscribed “Law, not war,’’ thousands of women of all ages and classes forming...
Letters to the Editor: fairness, vulgarity and monkeys
Letters to the Editor: fairness, vulgarity and monkeys
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including abolishing the "Fairness Doctrine", how standards have dropped, and "cheese-eating surrender monkeys".
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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.
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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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Frantic scrutiny of MBIE
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Frantic scrutiny of MBIE
Parliament has spend this week enjoying/enduring (delete as you see fit) scrutiny week, its twice yearly in-depth examination of government expenditure by select committees.
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The secret diary of ... Matthew Hooton
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The secret diary of ... Matthew Hooton
The first week in the job of the best qualified person to destroy a Wellington newspaper.