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Te reo Maori is ‘normal’; stop treating it like it is not
If you can say the word "car", you can say the word "karakia". If you can say the word "for" you can say the word "koro".
Opinion
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Putin plays with ‘peace’
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Putin plays with ‘peace’
The bizarre President Trump pantomime on Ukraine persists.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
Villages are a home, not a trap
Villages are a home, not a trap
Retirement villages are not a Ponzi scheme, Michelle Palmer writes.
If murder it was, killing of reporter must be independently investigated
If murder it was, killing of reporter must be independently investigated
Israel must allow independent investigations of the killing of journalists, Peter Greste writes.
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Striking the wrong tone
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Striking the wrong tone
Nobody likes strikes.
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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: sea lions, health and Trump
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Letters to the Editor: sea lions, health and Trump
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including what comes around for the killers of sea lions, funding our public health system, and a simple solution to Trump.
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The tutorial torment of the late Mr Smith
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The tutorial torment of the late Mr Smith
Increasingly I think of Mr Smith.
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US fleet missed by many
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US fleet missed by many
Under grey skies, but in fine weather and mild for the season of the year, the visit of a section of the United States fleet to Dunedin drew to a close yesterday afternoon.
Piles of piles, and of problems
Piles of piles, and of problems
Just how difficult is it really to build a hospital, Dejan Mandich asks.
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Learning at a young age that every single vote really matters
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Learning at a young age that every single vote really matters
At every level, the power of a vote lies not just in the outcome, but in showing up.
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Sailing off into the sunset
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Sailing off into the sunset
It is not exactly your usual image of a cruise ship steaming away into a garish tropical sunset, never to return.
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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: homelessness, elections and mobility parking
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Letters to the Editor: homelessness, elections and mobility parking
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including what it takes to become homeless, Dunedin's "million-dollar" seesaw, and barriers to finding carparks.
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Why are some threatened by the use of te reo?
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Why are some threatened by the use of te reo?
I am 70. A Pākehā woman. I am not likely to become a fluent Māori speaker.
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22 namesakes in rugby squad
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22 namesakes in rugby squad
New light has been thrown on the hereditary transmission of acquired characteristics by a remarkable football match which was to have been played at Balfour on August 8.
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The (mis)management of Donald Trump
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The (mis)management of Donald Trump
It is like one of those slapstick comedies from the early days of silent films: the Keystone Cops movies, perhaps, or Buster Keaton’s various efforts.
My flighty ADHD is not actually a case of mind over matter
My flighty ADHD is not actually a case of mind over matter
My whole life I’ve believed that getting things done is simply a mind-over-matter thing — if you possess enough willpower you can force yourself through anything.
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Shadows over netball’s place in the sun
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Shadows over netball’s place in the sun
Netball has long had a special place for New Zealanders.