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Disregard of duty, abuse of power

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Disregard of duty, abuse of power

Most New Zealanders want to believe the best of their police force, our representatives, enforcers of law and order, guardians of peace and justice, and protectors against crime.

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The secret diary of ... Andrew Coster and Jevon McSkimming

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The secret diary of ... Andrew Coster and Jevon McSkimming

By Steve Braunias

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Letters to the Editor: honouring victims, relevance of Treaty

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Letters to the Editor: honouring victims, relevance of Treaty

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including honouring abuse victims, changing attitudes and relevance of the Treaty.

In living memory

In living memory

Three tunnels in the bank beside Shore St were expected to be of special interest to a group of Māori from Taranaki who arrived in Dunedin on Saturday, November 9, 1985.

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Gates ready to swing open

Gates at the entrance to the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition, Logan Park, Dunedin. — Otago...

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Gates ready to swing open

The great pleasure-land which residents of Dunedin have watched rising steadily at Logan Park will soon open its gates to the public.

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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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Reforms near the bullseye

Repeat offending is not acceptable, Nicole McKee says. Photo: RNZ

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Reforms near the bullseye

One of the most enduring cliches of politics is that it is the art of the possible.

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Council unity and division

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Council unity and division

There was an outbreak of fine words around the Dunedin City Council table this week during discussion of Mayor Sophie Barker’s new governance structure proposals.

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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: Andrew Simms and too many tailgaters

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Letters to the Editor: Andrew Simms and too many tailgaters

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including new city councillor Andrew Simms and a plea for motorists to slow down.

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This is the way the police do things and it has to change

Police Minister Mark Mitchell. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES

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This is the way the police do things and it has to change

In April this year, Police Minister Mark Mitchell posted on Facebook criticising Green MP Tamatha Paul who said that in her constituency she had received "nothing but complaints" about police beat...

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Watching the detectives arrive

Police detectives of Dunedin, strengthened in number for the duration of the Exhibition. — Otago...

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Watching the detectives arrive

By to-night it is expected that the whole of the extra police who are to reinforce the Dunedin force during the Exhibition period will have arrived.

Cracking the jewel in the crown

Overdevelopment is sacrificing a Queenstown heritage site, writes Elizabeth McCusker.

China is on the way to the moon, on a mission that really matters

A Chinese March-2F carrier rocket carrying the Shenzhou-19 spacecraft and crew of three...

China is on the way to the moon, on a mission that really matters

China is poised to win the latest lunar race, Marissa Martin writes.

Ian Taylor: 'This surely rocks the very core of our democracy'

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. Photo: Getty Images

Ian Taylor: 'This surely rocks the very core of our democracy'

Prime Minister, I’m beginning to wonder who’s actually running the country.

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Police report shattering

Police Minister Mark Mitchell says at the centre of this, a woman has been "let down by the...

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Police report shattering

Police Minister Mark Mitchell hit the nail on the head when he told Parliament yesterday we have all been rocked by this week’s revelations about former police top brass.

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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: students, housing and keffiyeh

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Letters to the Editor: students, housing and keffiyeh

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including students just want to have fun, getting housing away from the greedies, and councillors wearing keffiyeh.

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