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Line on strikes unhelpful
On Thursday, unless there is a sudden epidemic of settlements, many of our most important workers will be on picket lines.
Opinion
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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: welfare, meat and medicine
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Letters to the Editor: welfare, meat and medicine
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including welfare eligibility for teens, the dedication of hospital workers, and can eating meat increase your lifespan?
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What happened to the potential of Latin America?
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What happened to the potential of Latin America?
Javier Milei, the Elon Musk wannabe who became president of Argentina two years ago chainsaw in hand, is now in deep trouble with the voters, and the mid-term elections are due this month.
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Memorable visit to a pass the parcel town
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Memorable visit to a pass the parcel town
My introduction to Berwick-upon-Tweed was initially idyllic.
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Our sovereignty should be a factor in recognising Palestine
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Our sovereignty should be a factor in recognising Palestine
New Zealand’s failure to recognise Palestine as a sovereign state is particularly embarrassing when 157 of the 193 United Nations countries have already done so.
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£40 raised for kindergarten
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£40 raised for kindergarten
Mrs Arthur Hudson gave a delightful garden party at her residence, Musselburgh Rise, on Saturday afternoon last.
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A decent bloke and decent PM
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A decent bloke and decent PM
Jim Bolger once embarked on an election campaign calling for a "decent society".
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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: lights, pines and birds
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Letters to the Editor: lights, pines and birds
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the light in Central Otago's night sky, unwanted wilding pines, and the critically endangered native falcon.
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The secret diary of... Luxon's last hours
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The secret diary of... Luxon's last hours
By Steve Braunias
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A burst of colour
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A burst of colour
To-day the Otago Witness Annual makes a welcome reappearance, and is in all respects worthy of comparison with the best publications of its kind.
In living memory
In living memory
It may be powered by the remains of a Vespa scooter but this wee machine can do 55kmh and that is just in third gear.
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Thank you very much, thank you very very very very much
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Thank you very much, thank you very very very very much
Back in 1942, Greer Garson won the Best Actress Academy Award for her work in Mrs Miniver.
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Varied price of southern product questioned
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Varied price of southern product questioned
When a "disgusted" shopper highlighted what appeared to be an excessive supermarket markup, Civis decided to investigate.
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Pig welfare weasel words
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Pig welfare weasel words
In another startling example of poor process, the government is rushing through an amendment to the Animal Welfare Act relating to pigs.
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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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Special edition of ‘Witness’
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Special edition of ‘Witness’
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Life moves on, one repaired stuffed soft toy at a time
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Life moves on, one repaired stuffed soft toy at a time
On Saturday morning, I sat in the Blueskin Library, carefully repairing Hoppity.
When our own cells turn against us
When our own cells turn against us
University of Otago student Nidhi Bhagi explains her research into aggressive breast cancer. She is the winner of this year’s Otago Medical School Research Society Science Writing Prize, and part...