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Amend away, amend away
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Amend away, amend away
Dunedin Labour MP Rachel Brooking has run a few marathons in her time, and she put in another long-distance effort in the House this week.
Opinion
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Co-operating with overseas firms
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Co-operating with overseas firms
A new era is dawning for Alliance Group and how that plays out now lies in the hands of its 4000-odd shareholders.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
The bell tolls for the welfare of those in the city as election looms
The bell tolls for the welfare of those in the city as election looms
We need to seek the welfare of the city, Murray Rae writes.
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Whether to recognise a grey waste of dust and rubble
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Whether to recognise a grey waste of dust and rubble
Christopher Luxon has announced that by late September 2025, New Zealand might be ready to recognise Palestinian statehood.
Reconsidering 'Animal Farm' at 80
Reconsidering 'Animal Farm' at 80
Start a revolution ... Animal Farm. PHOTO: PENGUIN
The legacy of Animal Farm is author George Orwell’s enduring commitment to socialist revolution,
GlennBurgess writes.
Need for change ... George Orwell. PHOTO: ODT FILES
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Extra rations arrive
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Extra rations arrive
American store ship USS Arctic arrived in the lower harbour yesterday morning after a passage of 27 days from San Francisco.
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No more sea lion slaughter
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No more sea lion slaughter
As the Department of Conservation (Doc) says, the senseless killing of the magnificent sea lion has to stop.
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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: electricity, flatting and the Oval
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Letters to the Editor: electricity, flatting and the Oval
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including keeping power prices down, the trick to warming a student flat, and the year-long occupation of the Oval.
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Cup-winning kitchen gadget gallops in
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Cup-winning kitchen gadget gallops in
Well, there I was some months ago minding my own business when what should I hear but the clip clop of little hooves and the rustle of wrapping paper, and a gift horse cantered into my life.
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Roles shift in Parliament
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Roles shift in Parliament
Wellington, August 13: The House met at 2.30pm.
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Dunedin Inc deserves a new approach
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Dunedin Inc deserves a new approach
Sometimes the call for change can be so clarion clear that hardly anyone can disagree with it.
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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: elections, birthdays and passports
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Letters to the Editor: elections, birthdays and passports
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a dose of anti-government indoctrination, Luxon's birthday quote, and the change to our passports.
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Trump in element but summit unlikely to end war
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Trump in element but summit unlikely to end war
"I love deadlines," Douglas Adams, author of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, said.
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Making another print run
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Making another print run
Tucked away in the after part of the American "mother ship" Melville is a printer’s shop.
Will axing petrol tax be a game-changer?
Will axing petrol tax be a game-changer?
Scrapping petrol tax may, or many not, be transformative, Angela Curl and Caroline Shaw write.
Sports codes left wondering where all the coaches have gone
Sports codes left wondering where all the coaches have gone
A volunteer crisis is hitting grassroots sport, Blake Bennett writes.
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Negligible hope from Alaska summit
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Negligible hope from Alaska summit
Sadly, there is little reason to be optimistic about the Donald Trump-Vladimir Putin summit in Alaska.