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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.
The exceeding joy of a generous and prayerful relationship with God
The exceeding joy of a generous and prayerful relationship with God
God is the source of joy Christopher Holmes writes.
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Crisis cafe comes to Dunedin
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Crisis cafe comes to Dunedin
Yesterday's announcement of a Crisis Recovery Cafe in Dunedin for those in mental distress is welcome.
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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: stadium, BSA and solar
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Letters to the Editor: stadium, BSA and solar
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the diversification of Forsyrh Barr, the outdated Broadcasting Standards Authority, and the power of solar.
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Pie? Terrific, I’ll just get myself a glass
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Pie? Terrific, I’ll just get myself a glass
A reader has alerted me to a new product at the supermarket.
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Tramway profits well up
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Tramway profits well up
The results of the operations of the trading departments of the City Corporation for the financial year which ended on the 31st March last afford a great deal of satisfaction to the ratepayers.
Ditch the dams and fossil fuels, rethink nuclear power plants
Ditch the dams and fossil fuels, rethink nuclear power plants
In 2026, Earth is predicted to consume 29,000 terawatt-hours (29,000trillion) of energy which is equivalent to the Manapouri hydro-electric dam’s output for 4143 years.
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The tide goes out again in Hungary
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The tide goes out again in Hungary
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk sent a message congratulating Hungary’s incoming prime minister Peter Magyar for having evicted long-serving populist leader Viktor Orban (aka ‘‘The Viktator’’)...
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Intrepid journey an inspiring distraction
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Intrepid journey an inspiring distraction
What's not to love about a spaceship blasting off spectacularly, going round the dark side of the Moon and returning through an atmospheric furnace to splash down in the blue Pacific.
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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: stadium, war and acronyms
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Letters to the Editor: stadium, war and acronyms
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including options for the stadium, the Middle East wars of the past 75 years, and the interesting history of acronyms.
Fast track rumble still on if the minister is willing
Fast track rumble still on if the minister is willing
Sir Ian Taylor tells Shane Jones that he is still ready to debate him on the Santana mine proposal.
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Gratitude due Knox founder
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Gratitude due Knox founder
Professor Hewitson, master of Knox College, acknowledging on Sunday last the presentation to the college of a tablet in memory of the Rev. D. Cameron, first chairman of the college.
Benefits justify the effects of gold mining
Benefits justify the effects of gold mining
There is room for both mining and lifestyle blocks in Central Otago, Warren Batt writes.
Curriculum rewrite poses questions about consultation
Curriculum rewrite poses questions about consultation
What is behind the new school curriculum, Noel O’Malley writes.
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Presidential library is a coup for small Otago township
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Presidential library is a coup for small Otago township
President Trump’s advisers, fearing a backlash during the mid-term elections, have urged him to scale back his gargantuan and ostentatious presidential library in Florida and that’s good news for...