Bill attempts to make the slippery slope more slippery still
Bill attempts to make the slippery slope more slippery still
Simon O’Connor disputes MP Todd Stephenson’s view of the End Of Life Choice legislation.
Opinion
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Forth St bridge unboxed
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Forth St bridge unboxed
The new traffic bridge in Forth Street has now emerged from its chrysalis of forms and seeming tangle of reinforcement, and is now nearing the completion stage.
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Start your engines
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Start your engines
If the originally announced timeline for the new Dunedin hospital had been followed, right now the outpatient building should have already been receiving patients for several months.
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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, airports and oysters
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Letters to the Editor: elections, airports and oysters
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the upcoming elections, the fabulous Warbirds Over Wanaka, and are oysters now an affordable snack?
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The secret diary of . . . The GDP disaster
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The secret diary of . . . The GDP disaster
By Steve Braunias
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The custom of dragging a debate out as long as possible
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The custom of dragging a debate out as long as possible
It is the nature of Parliament that sometimes things which matter not one jot, and which everyone pretty much actually agrees on, take up an enormous amount of the House’s time.
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Otago beats Wanganui ...
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Otago beats Wanganui ...
By defeating Wanganui at Carisbrook on Saturday in the last match of the season Otago saved itself from a “wooden spoon” record.
Within living memory
Within living memory
Several shop fronts in George St, Dunedin, in September 1985, became the set for scenes for a Kaikorai Valley High School entry in the Television New Zealand Spot On...
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East is east west is west vote for best
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East is east west is west vote for best
Rates, roads and rubbish.
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Turbulent priests and Palestine
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Turbulent priests and Palestine
As the holder of an honours degree in English literature, Finance Minister Nicola Willis will likely be well aware of the origin of the expression "who shall deliver me from this turbulent priest?"
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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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Kaikorai best school choir
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Kaikorai best school choir
The annual sessions of the Dunedin Competitions were continued yesterday at Burns Hall, the Victoria Hall and in His Majesty’s Theatre.
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The vital need to advocate for affordable public housing
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The vital need to advocate for affordable public housing
A few years ago, the Blueskin Resilient Communities Trust conducted a community needs report on Blueskin Bay.
Lakes area needs a Regional Deal
Lakes area needs a Regional Deal
The Lakes district needs to deal with the government, Roger Sharp writes.
In troubled times learn from speech that is not only free but has integrity
In troubled times learn from speech that is not only free but has integrity
The weaponisation of Christianity for political ends worries James Harding.
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Hope for more events
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Hope for more events
The jury is out on whether the government’s events attraction package announced this week will be more promise than production, particularly for the South.
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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: mining, Archway and electricity
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Letters to the Editor: mining, Archway and electricity
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including mining royalties being used to fund rates, confusion around the Archway Theatres, and the cost of electricity.
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It’s watching, and can print its own guns
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It’s watching, and can print its own guns
I don't understand AI.