Organised worship refreshes and empowers those of faith who attend
Organised worship refreshes and empowers those of faith who attend
Bill Lee explains why he goes to church.
Opinion
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Sloppy sun safe spending
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Sloppy sun safe spending
The ignorance of many young people about the dangers of sun exposure is concerning.
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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Letters to the Editor: travel, voting and cycleways
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Letters to the Editor: travel, voting and cycleways
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the high cost of travelling to the UK, the expense of a by-election, and overspending on cycleways.
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Swinging the lead over leading campaign
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Swinging the lead over leading campaign
To lead is a fine Old English verb.
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Dancing 'clean recreation'
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Dancing 'clean recreation'
Mrs Ethel Gaskell, the well-known society dancing hostess, basing her remarks on the news that the Church of New Zealand has said definitely that dancing is "immoral."
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Greenland: Trump versus Nato
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Greenland: Trump versus Nato
After the Danish and Greenland foreign ministers came out of a meeting in Washington on January 14 convinced Donald Trump really intended to seize Greenland, things moved very fast.
My predictions for Queenstown housing market in year 2026
My predictions for Queenstown housing market in year 2026
Owning a real estate business and selling a lot of property in Queenstown, I’m often asked for my predictions on the housing market.
Playing the percentages when it comes to mining
Playing the percentages when it comes to mining
Tim Hazeldine looks at the pros and cons of a proposed Central Otago gold mine.
ChatGPT shows the 20th century was wrong about humans
ChatGPT shows the 20th century was wrong about humans
Intelligence and sentience appears to be essentially illegible, Alan McCulloch writes.
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Speak up or shut up?
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Speak up or shut up?
It all comes down to personal judgement, and it can be hard to make the right decision when emotionally invested in an issue.
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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Letters to the Editor: assets, ACC and aggressors
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Letters to the Editor: assets, ACC and aggressors
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including New Zealand First's position on asset sales, ACC and overseas visitors, and standing up to aggressors.
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Display of scoutcraft
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Display of scoutcraft
Some 1200 boy scouts of all ages and sizes attended the Exhibition sports ground yesterday afternoon for the second display of scoutcraft
Everything is awesome. Or not.
Everything is awesome. Or not.
A sure sign of the political year beginning is party leaders arising from their holiday slumbers to deliver that hardy annual, the "state of the nation" address.
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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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Times are tough, so let’s have more entertaining politicians
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Times are tough, so let’s have more entertaining politicians
What a dull lot our present MPs are.
Chris - about this Bendigo mine
Chris - about this Bendigo mine
An open letter from Sir Ian Taylor to RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop regarding the Bendigo mine proposal.
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World’s largest dam opened
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World’s largest dam opened
January 18: The Khartoum streets were beflagged and large crowds assembled to meet Lord and Lady Lloyd when the British High Commissioner in Egypt formally opened the Makwar Dam, the gigantic...
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Reform like pulling teeth
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Reform like pulling teeth
With our public health system facing problems in every direction, it is hard to tell how bold our politicians may be on the campaign trail when it comes to oral health.
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