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No End to Exhibition
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No End to Exhibition
“The Exhibition closes on May 1, but does it end there?”
Opinion
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Valuing pharmacists
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Valuing pharmacists
Pharmacists have generally welcomed the recognition of their skills in the recently announced proposal to extend their ability to dispense some government-funded medicines.
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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: national parks, vineyards and walking tracks
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Letters to the Editor: national parks, vineyards and walking tracks
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including national parks in the South, vintners and the Santana mine, and a small repair job well done.
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A big song from home, heard far away
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A big song from home, heard far away
It's not often that I feel homesick. I’m generally quite well-adjusted, here on the other side of the world.
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Lights-on moment
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Lights-on moment
Only a few years ago, adequate and correct lighting was considered by the majority an expensive luxury.
Never a good reason to dilute right to free speech
Never a good reason to dilute right to free speech
Attacks on freedom of speech are a worldwide phenomenon Sarah McLaughlin writes.
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The poor don’t have much, the rich have more than enough
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The poor don’t have much, the rich have more than enough
The rich don’t have enough and the poor have too much.
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Southern say: Embracing opportunities
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Embracing opportunities
It is a cliche that Dunedin matters little in the national political scheme of things: its seats are reliably red.
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Blunt instruments of (climate) change
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Blunt instruments of (climate) change
Changing human behaviour has never been easy, especially when people are living a comfortable life and see no reason to upset that.
Letters to the Editor: Land, byelection and thanks, Dunedin
Letters to the Editor: Land, byelection and thanks, Dunedin
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including Otago land, byelection and a thanks to the Dunedin community.
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
The secret diary of... John Campbell
The secret diary of... John Campbell
John Campbell has returned to RNZ as presenter of its flagship programme, Morning Report.
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Methinks her speech is archaic
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Methinks her speech is archaic
Fascinated by language, what is Civis to make of Prime Ministers Christopher Luxon and Dame Jacinda Ardern?
In living memory
In living memory
Miss Kay Thompson (left) and Mrs Joan Cameron, reading resource teachers at Arthur Street School, warm themselves for the last time at the pot belly stove in the school's infant block. The stove...
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Scout hall opened
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Scout hall opened
The ceremony of opening the new hall for Boy Scouts was held on Saturday afternoon outside the hall, which is close to the St Kilda tram terminus. It is a substantial wooden structure 50 feet by...
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The stadium conundrum
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The stadium conundrum
The prospects of Dunedin’s flagship stadium, already under a cloud following the Dunedin City Council being asked to assist its finances and facing further stormy weather with the imminent opening...
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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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Failure breeds success
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Failure breeds success
Situated high up among the hills of Teviot, Otago is an artificial lake. In olden days its site was known as the Dismal Swamp, but some 30-odd years ago the idea was conceived of converting it into...
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Record, reasonableness should drive by-election choices
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Record, reasonableness should drive by-election choices
Lee Vandervis might be right. It might be time for the city as a whole to consider the best use and future for the Dunedin stadium.