Questioning speculation’s place in laying blame
The popular Robinson helicopter is once again in the news.
Opinion
Switching to smarter power generation, use
Switching to smarter power generation, use
Electricity lines companies are helping lead the way in the energy revolution, writes Electricity Network Association chief executive Graeme Peters.
Access to public services should not require digital savvy
Access to public services should not require digital savvy
It was being on the losing end of an interminable game of "I spy" waiting for a bus which never came last week that did it.
Rugby win for province
Rugby win for province
Although Otago won yesterday against Canterbury, it cannot be said that she won well.
Backstories and feel good
Backstories and feel good
The doubts about the relevance of, and interest in, the Commonwealth Games have been dispelled — at least for now in the glow of Birmingham 2022.
Port identity was in NZ Wars
Port identity was in NZ Wars
A Times reporter called on Mr William John King at his home in Magnetic street, Port Chalmers.
Party preparations
Party preparations
Be afraid. Well, maybe just a little afraid, or at least aware, but try not to lose sleep over it.
Tech industry faces possible downturn
Tech industry faces possible downturn
Have the tech giants finally had their bubble burst?, asks John Naughton.
Dunedin fly-weight excels
Dunedin fly-weight excels
The New Zealand amateur boxing championships were commenced last night.
Building supplies changes needed
Building supplies changes needed
Whether the Government will be prepared to wield a big stick to improve competition in the residential building supplies market or merely flourish a soggy piece of plasterboard is still unknown.
Can we sort out the messy state of school attendance?
Can we sort out the messy state of school attendance?
Dear Uncle Norm,
As clear as mud
As clear as mud
Try to find the end of the rainbow and what happens?
Kaitangata has a good time
Kaitangata has a good time
Kaitangata v YMCA: These teams met on the Oval.
Accessibility Bill: will it make a big difference?
Accessibility Bill: will it make a big difference?
On Tuesday Parliament took an important step towards lowering barriers and guaranteeing equality for all ... or not, take your pick.
Politics and the $350 payout
Politics and the $350 payout
The Government always knew there would be some issues with its "cost of living" payment.
Sparky remained at radio post
Sparky remained at radio post
The sinking of the Egypt, like all great disasters, called forth many examples of the "lovely virtue" that is courage and one of the brightest of them was that of Mr Arthur William Hardwick, one of...
When all seems lost, there are possibilities for radical reversal
When all seems lost, there are possibilities for radical reversal
Let’s look for the eucatastrophe in life, writes Jenny Beck.
Health workforce moves no quick fix
Health workforce moves no quick fix
Anyone hoping for instant results from the Government’s announcement this week about its $14 million package for boosting the health workforce will be disappointed.
Leadership race all but trussed up
Leadership race all but trussed up
Time is running out for Rishi Sunak and his struggling British leadership campaign, writes Andrew Rawnsley.
Health workforce moves no quick fix
Health workforce moves no quick fix
Anyone hoping for instant results from the Government’s announcement this week about its $14 million package for boosting the health workforce will be disappointed.