Thousands who enthusiastically rallied nine years ago to support the campaign instigated by the Otago Daily Times to retain neurosurgery in Dunedin will be dismayed at how things have turned out.
And another one bites the dust. The Capital Gains Tax, half-baked anyway because a proper tax would have had to include the politically unpalatable family home, failed to rise. This week, Labour,...
Shop-lifting is a practice which seems to enjoy a discreditable popularity amongst a certain section of people in Dunedin. It is not popular with the shopkeepers.
The latest manoeuvring in the saga of members of Parliament pay is again going to conclude in pay rises above those of most other New Zealanders. Once more, MPs will be criticised, and the efforts...
For most of us, access to quality food is a given. After all, we live in a country which exports 90% of its agricultural products, a proportion unheard of elsewhere.
During discussion on the General Committee's report at the Dunedin City Council meeting Cr Bradley said he intended to enter his protest against a taxi-cab's license (as mentioned in the report)...
The long-awaited Cancer Action Plan, announced on Sunday by Health Minister David Clark and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, represents a reasonable response to failings in the present system and to...
INVERCARGILL: "He impressed me as a typical hayseed,'' was the way that a local retailer of a drapery described a man who purchased a large quantity of goods in his shop recently, and who paid for...
In the midst of dramatic increases in measles cases in this country, the frustration of some public health advocates is palpable. They know this is an illness which could be wiped out through...