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RugbyJuly 19

Harbour hold off Kaikorai surge

For a hot second, it looked like Kaikorai co-captain Lucas Casey might score a third try in the corner and put Harbour under even more pressure.
Harbour hold off Kaikorai surge
Harbour hold off Kaikorai surge
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DunedinJuly 19

Dunedin’s stars shine a light on good tourism opportunities

A visiting researcher is in Dunedin to work on an astrotourism project which may prove useful for tourism organisations preparing for the 2028 total solar eclipse.
Dunedin’s stars shine a light on good tourism opportunities
Dunedin’s stars shine a light on good tourism opportunities
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RugbyJuly 19

Excelsior to face unbeaten Valley in final for fourth consecutive season

The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Excelsior to face unbeaten Valley in final for fourth consecutive season
Excelsior to face unbeaten Valley in final for fourth consecutive season
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NetballJuly 19

St Hilda’s secure first points, Uni Albion A make statement

It has been a big couple of weeks for secondary school netballers.
St Hilda’s secure first points, Uni Albion A make statement
St Hilda’s secure first points, Uni Albion A make statement
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GolfJuly 19

St Clair Saints cap super season

It was worth the wait for the St Clair Saints.
St Clair Saints cap super season
St Clair Saints cap super season
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BusinessJuly 19

Opinion: evidence needed when AI replaces jobs

Finance Minister Nicola Willis and Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith recently announced that the core public service could be brought down to about 55,000 staff.
Opinion: evidence needed when AI replaces jobs
Opinion: evidence needed when AI replaces jobs
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DunedinJuly 19

Issues not fault of staff: Calvert

Dunedin councillors have been urged to look in the mirror regarding any problems with the way the city council functions.
Issues not fault of staff: Calvert
Issues not fault of staff: Calvert
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DunedinJuly 19

Science festival chiefs happy to share ideas internationally

Two high-flying luminaries from Taiwan’s scientific community will take back plenty of ideas from their visit to Dunedin.
Science festival chiefs happy to share ideas internationally
Science festival chiefs happy to share ideas internationally
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DunedinJuly 19

Vandervis pitches southern super council

A super council covering Otago and Southland should be explored to help create a powerhouse region, a Dunedin city councillor has argued.
Vandervis pitches southern super council
Vandervis pitches southern super council
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SportJuly 19

Thunder propelled into playoffs

The Dunedin Thunder had everything riding on the weekend.
Thunder propelled into playoffs
Thunder propelled into playoffs
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QueenstownJuly 19

Recognition for star-studded 34 years in hospo

Next month, 34 years ago, Fleur Caulton — then Fleur Langford — opened Queenstown’s first wine bar when she was just 21.
Recognition for star-studded 34 years in hospo
Recognition for star-studded 34 years in hospo
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North OtagoJuly 19

Heritage train ‘cleared to run’ by NZTA after flood damage

Oamaru Steam and Rail’s heritage train was back up and running yesterday after a section of its line was closed due to flooding damage.
Heritage train ‘cleared to run’ by NZTA after flood damage
Heritage train ‘cleared to run’ by NZTA after flood damage
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Central OtagoJuly 19

Swimmers’ spirits high despite cold

About 40 of New Zealand’s toughest swimmers braved freezing water at Alexandra Pool last week.
Swimmers’ spirits high despite cold
Swimmers’ spirits high despite cold
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RugbyJuly 19

First outright title ‘pretty special’

Sharing is caring and all.
First outright title ‘pretty special’
First outright title ‘pretty special’
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DunedinJuly 19

Cyclists ‘resigned’ to bumpy ride on central city streets

Cyclists on Dunedin’s central city routes are resigned to the fact their options are limited in the early days of the new Dunedin hospital inpatients building project.
Cyclists ‘resigned’ to bumpy ride on central city streets
Cyclists ‘resigned’ to bumpy ride on central city streets
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OpinionJuly 19

Exhibition company folds

The final general meeting of shareholders in the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition Co was summoned at Burns Hall at 4.30 yesterday afternoon.
Exhibition company folds
Exhibition company folds
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OpinionJuly 19

It’s a shame that both sides can’t lose

The last time oil-tankers were being shot up in the Persian Gulf, back in the 1980s, it was Saddam Hussein’s brutal tyranny in Iraq versus Ayatollah Khomeini’s revolutionary Islamist regime in Iran and people used to say “it’s a shame that both sides can’t lose”.
It’s a shame that both sides can’t lose
It’s a shame that both sides can’t lose
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OpinionJuly 19

Balancing the books on the backs of the most vulnerable

Imagine a hospital manager who was rewarded for the number of operations they declined, rather than the number of operations that they performed.
Balancing the books on the backs of the most vulnerable
Balancing the books on the backs of the most vulnerable
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EditorialJuly 19

Votes from women

It is hard to tell if New Zealand First and Act New Zealand are giving much thought to whether their supposedly high-profile candidates will appeal to women voters.
Votes from women
Votes from women
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OpinionJuly 19

Cartoonist’s view — Yeo

Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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North OtagoJuly 18

Fare zones proposed for new service

Oamaruvians travelling on a soon-to-be launched public bus service would pay $10 to go to Dunedin under a proposed zone-based fare system.
Fare zones proposed for new service
Fare zones proposed for new service
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SouthlandJuly 18

Best-selling author's old bookshop makes a wee move down the road

The tiny bookshop that put Manapouri on the map has a new owner and a new location, but its story remains the same, Sandy Eggleston reports.
Best-selling author's old bookshop makes a wee move down the road
Best-selling author's old bookshop makes a wee move down the road
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SouthlandJuly 18

World-class nursing suite opens at SIT

Twenty-five years after the Southern Institute of Technology launched its free-fee scheme, the School of Nursing celebrated opening its refurbished state-of-the-art clinical and simulation suite last week.
World-class nursing suite opens at SIT
World-class nursing suite opens at SIT
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NewsJuly 17

More data centres planned for South

Five high energy use data centres could be dotted across the South under plans supported by a government investment agency, the Otago Daily Times can reveal.
More data centres planned for South
More data centres planned for South
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DunedinJuly 17

Controversial IT firm cleared in uni report

A Silicon Valley tech firm said to have ties to the Israel Defence Force (IDF) has been cleared to partner with the University of Otago.
Controversial IT firm cleared in uni report
Controversial IT firm cleared in uni report