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US needs to walk the talk
When new neighbours move in just down the street there is always a frisson of interest in what they are going to be like.
Opinion
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Letters to Editor: health, voting, 1080
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Letters to Editor: health, voting, 1080
Today's letters to the editor include a plea to save the Roxburgh Medical Centre, debate around changes to voting, and 1080 in New Zealand.
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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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Leary dignified as sun sets on her Bill — and gains unlikely fan
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Leary dignified as sun sets on her Bill — and gains unlikely fan
Taieri Labour MP Ingrid Leary is proud of her Dutch heritage.
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Second time round for Brown
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Second time round for Brown
E.L. Brown, the Civil Service runner, who won the Otago Five Miles Crosscountry Championship in 28min 4sec at Wingatui last year, succeeded in lowering his own record by winning this year’s race at...
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Released late, a personal reason
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Released late, a personal reason
Civis expressed dismay about politicians last week, only to have this sentiment immediately underlined.
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The Secret Diary of...
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The Secret Diary of...
The Secret Diary of...the FBI in NZ
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Letters to the Editor: Seesaw symbolism and doing your bit
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Letters to the Editor: Seesaw symbolism and doing your bit
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the symbolism of a seesaw, Sir Ian Taylor and doing your bit.
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Reining in rates
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Reining in rates
The tsunami of increases in rates is alarming. The hikes are large and ongoing. They are putting severe pressure on individual and business budgets.
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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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‘Old Baldy’ falls foul of the ominous gender gap
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‘Old Baldy’ falls foul of the ominous gender gap
"They booed him."
Giant quake a warning for Pacific region
Giant quake a warning for Pacific region
Wednesday's Kamchatka earthquake was among the 10 strongest ever recorded, Dee Ninis and John Townend write.
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Clowns’ street sale
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Clowns’ street sale
Yesterday, for the commercial travellers of Dunedin, was not as other days spent seeking out purchasers for gross, hundredweights or yards of whatever they had to offer.
Is being front and centre actually where we really want to live?
Is being front and centre actually where we really want to live?
Ben Hudson wonders if the centre of the action is where we want to be?
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Homelessness persists
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Homelessness persists
Nobody expects solutions to decades-long poor housing provision in New Zealand to happen overnight, but it is hard to see coherence in the government’s approach so far.
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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: voting, parking and mining
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Letters to the Editor: voting, parking and mining
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the new electoral law proposals, replacing car parks with cycle lanes, and the Santana gold mine develoment.
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Bonkers’ incredible, inevitable stardom
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Bonkers’ incredible, inevitable stardom
With the death of heavy metal frontman and reality TV star Joseph "Bonkers" Bennett, entertainment has lost one of its brightest lights.
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Maiden voyage to namesake city
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Maiden voyage to namesake city
Considerable interest is being taken in the coming visit to Dunedin of the new motor vessel Port Dunedin, which left London on June 26 on her maiden voyage.
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Gaza ceasefire pantomime ends
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Gaza ceasefire pantomime ends
The co-ordinated chorus of despair by Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu, US President Donald Trump and their various henchpersons and flacks was quite impressive.