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Letters to the Editor: Queens Dr, students and hydro sites

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Letters to the Editor: Queens Dr, students and hydro sites

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including Queens Drive closure, students and hydro sites.

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Picking cherries, cooking books: the Public Finance Amendment Bill

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Picking cherries, cooking books: the Public Finance Amendment Bill

Cherry picking is an important matter in the South. In a good season, some 5000 tonnes of fruit will be exported from Central Otago orchards.

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The secret diary of . . . the Judge Aitken hearing

Judge Ema Aitken and a mystery speaker. PHOTOS: ODT FILES

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The secret diary of . . . the Judge Aitken hearing

Thank you to all parties for attending this constitutionally significant hearing which is about to unite the country in its loathing of the professional classes.

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Rain does not stop play

Bowlers in their 80th year and over gather for ‘‘elderly bowlers’ day’’ at Dunedin Bowling Club. ...

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Rain does not stop play

The twelfth anniversary of the Elderly Bowlers Day took place on Saturday on the Dunedin bowling green.

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Unriddling Churchillian flourishes

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Unriddling Churchillian flourishes

How many readers spotted this in the 100 Years Ago column on the facing page?

Within living memory

Within living memory

Members of the successful Queen of Hearts South touch rugby team which were to play three matches in Sydney later in 1986 are (anticlockwise from bottom left):

Show we can trust the fast track

The Santana Bendigo site. PHOTOS: ODT FILES

Show we can trust the fast track

Sir Ian Taylor drops Prime Minister Christopher Luxon a line about the fast-track process.

Time to throw caution to the wind and capture lightning

The Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

Time to throw caution to the wind and capture lightning

MEMORANDUM

Strategic independence is not free — but quiet dependence costs more

Regional exercises in the Pacific, like this one in 2022, should be more common. PHOTO: NZDF

Strategic independence is not free — but quiet dependence costs more

As global power dynamics shift and Canada looks to Australia for regional co- operation, New Zealand faces growing pressure to clarify its role in Pacific security and leadership Graye Shattkey...

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Let the panel do its work

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Let the panel do its work

The new year is only six weeks old and there is already little doubt what the big story for the South will be in 2026 — the potential fast-tracking of Santana Minerals proposal for a gold mine in...

Green Island School at 70

Pupils from 1856 to 1874 at the 70th anniversary of Green Island School. Otago Witness, 23.2.1926

Green Island School at 70

An important event in the history of Green Island — the seventieth anniversary of the opening of the school — is being celebrated at present, the functions being spread over three days.

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Refugee housing needs attention

Some former Syrian refugees living in Dunedin say they are struggling with overcrowded...

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Refugee housing needs attention

First, do no harm.

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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, pipes and bullying

Progress is finally being made on upgrading Dunedin’s sewerage system. PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES

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Letters to the Editor: mining, pipes and bullying

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the link between mining and climate, upgrading Dunedin's sewerage system, and what we know about bullying.

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