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Israel and the right to self-defence
Israel has a right to self-defence, Rex Ahdar writes.
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Absolute right to love challenged by coalition priorities
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Absolute right to love challenged by coalition priorities
It was a ungainly three-way dance.
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Helping each other out factor in success
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Helping each other out factor in success
You can tell the worth of a team by the way players talk about each another.
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Winning follows culture of happiness, trust
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Winning follows culture of happiness, trust
It has been a season to remember for Southern United after reaching the National League final last Sunday.
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Automatics for the people
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Automatics for the people
My friend Sandy from the backblocks, "doon for the Show, ye ken," has been feasting the eyes of his mind on the motor car exhibit, a wonderful range of variety from the Fiat to the Ford, with the...
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Letters to the Editor: smoking laws and election promises
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Letters to the Editor: smoking laws and election promises
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the plan to repeal smokefree laws, promises around the hospital rebuild, and the situation in Gaza.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from 2023 Voyager Cartoonist of the Year, Shaun Yeo.
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Third medical school folly
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Third medical school folly
It may take a lot to stop the wasteful and unwise plan for a University of Waikato medical school.
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Jefferies Cup in Finnie’s sights
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Jefferies Cup in Finnie’s sights
Mitchell Finnie finally got his hands on the Bates Shield.
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Welsh wizard surprise new Highlanders face
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Welsh wizard surprise new Highlanders face
Rhys Patchell does not have particularly fond memories of the last time he played a game at Forsyth Barr Stadium.
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Bates gets University Oval named after her for Pakistan T20 game on Tuesday
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Bates gets University Oval named after her for Pakistan T20 game on Tuesday
Some people get a street named after them.
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Replacement toilets operating
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Replacement toilets operating
Oamaru's old Awamoa toilets have been demolished while the $422,000 replacement is up and running.
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‘Relief’ Lake Onslow plans to be shelved
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‘Relief’ Lake Onslow plans to be shelved
A farming couple caught up in the Lake Onslow pumped hydro proposal is glad the idea has been dumped, and has labelled the communication around the scheme as "terrible".
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Attack leads to 14 months of terror
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Attack leads to 14 months of terror
A man's obsession led to him attacking a bar worker, leaving her scared to leave the house alone for 14 months, a court has heard.
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Family and golf antidote for retirement sadness
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Family and golf antidote for retirement sadness
For more than 43 years, Keith Newton has been a "piller" of the community.
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Busy Central pub eyes hall for staff
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CODC not in position to sell Wedderburn Hall to tavern owner
Its accommodation problem is perhaps not on the same scale as Queenstown’s, but the owner of the Wedderburn Tavern is trying to buy the nearby Wedderburn Hall.
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When Advent brings heartsickness, carry your at-homeness in God with you
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When Advent brings heartsickness, carry your at-homeness in God with you
Advent is about hope, Jenny Beck writes.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from 2023 Voyager Cartoonist of the Year, Shaun Yeo.
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Media regulation uncertainty
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Media regulation uncertainty
In the hurly burly of the runup to the eventual formation of the government last week, the Broadcasting Standards Authority’s annual report received scant attention in the media.
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Safety of columns still not resolved
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Safety of columns still not resolved
A decision on the safety level of Invercargill’s Celtic Columns of Wisdom is still in doubt, the city’s chief engineer, Russell Pearson, says.