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Is a new normal OK for road toll?
A new year means a fresh start for many, but for others — the media being no exception — it means a reheating of the same old same old.
Opinion
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Shaun Yeo's best of 2025.
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A great display of pyrotechnics
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A great display of pyrotechnics
It is many years since Dunedin people have been offered anything ambitious in the way of a fireworks display and undoubtedly the promised £500 demonstration was one of the outstanding events at the...
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Hard year for many but New Zealand is not yet broken
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Hard year for many but New Zealand is not yet broken
It's just a speck in the sky at first but travelling at tremendous speed.
Not just peace enforcers needed
Not just peace enforcers needed
There are obvious questions about the Bondi massacre but they are not enough, Tony Martin writes.
The simple dots which simply mean an enormous amount to many
The simple dots which simply mean an enormous amount to many
Braille is an everyday language, not a specialist code, Andrea Midgen writes.
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Holding on to hope
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Holding on to hope
The countdown to any new year comes with mixed emotions.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Shaun Yeo's best of 2025.
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Letters to the Editor: debt, dumpsters and drugs
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Letters to the Editor: debt, dumpsters and drugs
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including getting our debt crisis under control, the ethics of dumpster diving, and the argument for drug reform in NZ.
What price preservation of endangered geckos?
What price preservation of endangered geckos?
Why not sell jewelled geckos Gerrard Eckhoff writes.
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School marks jubilee one year late
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School marks jubilee one year late
For over 50 years the Clinton School has stood at the northern end of the town, and when its jubilee was celebrated yesterday many acquaintances were renewed.
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The tricky job of electoral reform
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The tricky job of electoral reform
In the last sitting week of the year Parliament passed a grab bag of law reforms, some of which could be consequential in next year’s election.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Shaun Yeo's best of 2025.
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Cricket for 160 years — the timeless game at Patearoa
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Cricket for 160 years — the timeless game at Patearoa
There's not much that can beat an afternoon in the sun watching the cricket. It’s a timeless pleasure; the sun having been around for a while and cricket going back to the 1500s or even earlier.
Even AI acknowledges its limitations
Even AI acknowledges its limitations
Working with AI has been an eye-opener, Sir Ian Taylor writes.
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Cyclists looking back
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Cyclists looking back
The two-day professional sports meeting of the New Zealand Athletic and Cycling Union was commenced yesterday at the Caledonian Ground.
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Health targets miss bullseye
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Health targets miss bullseye
With election year looming, the government has some way to go to convince voters our creaking public health system has turned a corner.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Shaun Yeo's best of 2025.
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Letters to the Editor: mining, climate and cycleways
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Letters to the Editor: mining, climate and cycleways
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including National's position on the Bendigo mine, emissions targets and South Dunedin, and yet another cycleway.
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And a very happy Hogmanay to you too
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And a very happy Hogmanay to you too
New Year’s Eve in the Balchin family household has never loomed particularly large.