Youthful prognostications of Balclutha’s bright future
Youthful prognostications of Balclutha’s bright future
Joss Miller contemplates the importance of imagination.
Opinion
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Seafarer lost off Sydney
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Seafarer lost off Sydney
Sydney, December 8: The passenger steamer Suva, 2229 tons, and the cargo carrier Chillagoe, 1495 tons, collided four miles off Sydney Heads.
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Fast track fiasco
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Fast track fiasco
The indecent speed with which the government is pushing through yet another piece of controversial legislation, the Fast-track Approvals Amendments Bill, is concerning.
Well past time for Otago marine reserves
Well past time for Otago marine reserves
Abby Smith asks why are there still no marine reserves in Otago's waters.
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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: climate, South D and Simms
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Letters to the Editor: climate, South D and Simms
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the rejection of emissions targets, engineering a solution for South D, and Simms upsets the old guard.
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Musk’s starship: it sounds too good to be true
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Musk’s starship: it sounds too good to be true
Elon Musk promised to build a spaceship that would put people and cargo into Earth’s orbit at 1% of the current cost per kilo and even enable human beings to create a colony on Mars.
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Flooding in Canterbury
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Flooding in Canterbury
Christchurch, December 7: As a result of the flood, a serious position has been created at Kaianga, a week-end settlement at Stewart’s Gully.
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Retirement village changes a good start
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Retirement village changes a good start
The advertisements promise a halcyonic experience and wonderful life to come.
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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: buildings, hospitals and gaol
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Letters to the Editor: buildings, hospitals and gaol
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including Dunedin's ugly new buildings, a steady flow of hospital patients, and should the ODT be in grammar gaol?
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The secret diary of... Chris Bishop
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The secret diary of... Chris Bishop
By Steve Braunias
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Flood wrecks West Coast bridge
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Flood wrecks West Coast bridge
Four spans of the Blackball bridge, which were 350 feet in length, have been washed away.
In living memory
In living memory
In the absence of a "real Santa" at the Concord Kindergarten, in December 1985, the children produced their own, complete with "photographer."
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The griller gets grilled under the health committee’s scrutiny
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The griller gets grilled under the health committee’s scrutiny
This past week has been Scrutiny Week at Parliament, where the actions of ministers and ministries are put under under the spotlight during a series of committee hearings.
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Comments from Uni NZ deserve an E, maybe D
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Comments from Uni NZ deserve an E, maybe D
It's absurd enough to make you splutter into your muesli.
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Editorial: Te Kāika needs to succeed
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Te Kāika needs to succeed
In October 2021 we editorialised that the rise of Te Kāika had been remarkable, and that its approach to delivering low-cost healthcare to the vulnerable had been vindicated by its spectacular success.
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Gone but not forgotten
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Gone but not forgotten
The ongoing police conduct scandal claimed its biggest and least surprising victim on Tuesday with the resignation of former commissioner Andrew Coster from his role as chief executive of the...
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Letters to Editor: listening to constituents, fears for stadium's future
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Letters to Editor: listening to constituents, fears for stadium's future
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the importance of listening to constituents and fears for our ratepayer-funded stadium's future.
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Rate-capping confirms National’s impoverished imagination
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Rate-capping confirms National’s impoverished imagination
Rate-capping is one of those right-wing policies that sound commonsensical at first but then turn out very badly indeed.
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