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Momona cheese makes judges smile
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Momona cheese makes judges smile
The Otago Winter Show was continued yesterday, and there was a good attendance throughout the day and evening.
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Our last hope — geoengineering?
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Our last hope — geoengineering?
This is the second anniversary of the arrival of the emergency but practically nobody is mentioning it.
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What is the future for the Waitangi Tribunal?
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What is the future for the Waitangi Tribunal?
Now that the Treaty Principles Bill has been consigned to the bin some who want to keep up the conversation about sovereignty and rangatiratanga (Māori self-determination), are refocusing on the...
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World closing down — when it reopens is anyone’s guess
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World closing down — when it reopens is anyone’s guess
Straws in the wind: recently I ran across a post by the chief executive of a nationwide professional association in Canada.
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Halfway down ‘Dickhead’ Road
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Halfway down ‘Dickhead’ Road
When was the last time you really, truly respected one of our politicians?
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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: the hospital, rubbish and Parliament
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Letters to the Editor: the hospital, rubbish and Parliament
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including so much for our "kick-arse" hospital, passing a cleanup to another generation, and the dignity of Parliament.
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Dancing of unusual merit
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Dancing of unusual merit
The championship competitions of the Otago Centre of the Piping and Dancing Association of New Zealand were continued yesterday morning and afternoon.
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Choosing secondary schools
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Choosing secondary schools
The remarkable Queen’s High School revival has brought with it a problem — not enough space.
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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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Perhaps we should wait a bit before changing road signs
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Perhaps we should wait a bit before changing road signs
"Kia ora" — and that’s about it when I chance my arm with a bit of Māori.
Clarity needed on our Gaza stance
Clarity needed on our Gaza stance
New Zealand’s foreign policy stance on Palestine lacks transparency, John Hobbs writes.
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Murder a WW1 loose end
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Murder a WW1 loose end
An echo of the war which principally affects Dunedin has now reached finality.
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Stormy seas ahead for new skipper
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Stormy seas ahead for new skipper
Depending on your political alignment, the swearing in of David Seymour as deputy prime minister on Saturday was either a glorious achievement or the stuff of nightmares.
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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: defence, flights and elections
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Letters to the Editor: defence, flights and elections
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a Trumpian initiative in the South Pacific, supporting flights to the Gold Coast, and declaring election spending.
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Dashing marriages forged at Gretna Green
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Dashing marriages forged at Gretna Green
In a small, unassuming village in the Scottish Borders, there’s an old blacksmith’s shop with an anvil over which countless lovers have pledged their love and commitment.
Four strikes and not out — the Regulatory Standards Bill
Four strikes and not out — the Regulatory Standards Bill
There is a reason why the Regulatory Standards Bill keeps failing, and why it keeps coming back, Noel O’Malley writes.
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A&P show radiates energy
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A&P show radiates energy
Once again Winter Show Week has been auspiciously ushered in, and the community cannot but respond to the stimulus of its quickening influences.
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Leak and ye shall find (out)
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Leak and ye shall find (out)
Being first with the news — that piece of knowledge about something new which others would be unlikely to know — is what motivates the most curious, intelligent and justice-seeking members of our society.
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