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Debate deferred but not defused
Tuesday's expected parliamentary stoush over the controversial Privileges Committee report recommending harsh punishments for three Te Pāti Māori members of Parliament was a damp squib.
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: rates, flats and politics
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Letters to the Editor: rates, flats and politics
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the DCC's nine-year plan, how insulation in flats has improved, and a dangerous and deceitful government.
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Musings by someone not known as Joe
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Musings by someone not known as Joe
Word of the week — mononymous.
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A vision of the future
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A vision of the future
"I have lately been privileged to witness two demonstrations of television, or seeing by wireless (or wires)," says Rados in an English exchange.
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Can Ukraine survive Trump’s input?
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Can Ukraine survive Trump’s input?
We are getting very close to the point where Donald Trump realises that his dear friend Vladimir Putin has been playing him for a fool.
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Talking around the issues without the complete picture
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Talking around the issues without the complete picture
If Andrea Vance in The Sunday Star Times had wanted to bring the media into increased disrepute she could not have done a better job than her contribution in that paper on May 11.
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Shame on you Mr Netanyahu
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Shame on you Mr Netanyahu
It takes a certain kind of person to sanction the killings of tens of thousands of people, never once show any empathy or mercy towards innocent victims of any age, and never waver in their belief...
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Cartoonist's view — Yeo
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Cartoonist's view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
Assistance sought to save Larnach Byre
Assistance sought to save Larnach Byre
A rare piece of Dunedin history is under threat, Lala Frazer writes.
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Letters to the Editor: Milburn, Fyfe and Mungo
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Letters to the Editor: Milburn, Fyfe and Mungo
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including supporting the inland port at Milburn, a wonderful tribute to Jim Fyfe, and memories of "Mungo's Cottage".
A tale of two stories — the new Equal Pay Amendment Act
A tale of two stories — the new Equal Pay Amendment Act
Noel O’Malley asks just who the Equal Pay Amendment Act is empowering.
Co-operation out as pandemic treaty loses focus
Co-operation out as pandemic treaty loses focus
The World Health Organization pandemic treaty revisions dilute obligations for global public health co-operation, Emma Anderson, Elizabeth Fenton and John Crump...
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Pinching in trot alleged
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Pinching in trot alleged
The Forbury Park Trotting Club forwarded to the New Zealand Trotting Association details of the inquiry held at the conclusion of the St Clair Handicap at its recent meeting into the driving of...
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Where to for Otago inland ports?
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Where to for Otago inland ports?
The shine from two exciting Otago proposals last week has lost some of its gloss because of the subsequent debate and uncertainty.
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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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Let’s hear it for Hampden, where it’s all happening
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Let’s hear it for Hampden, where it’s all happening
Twice lately there have been headlines about happenings in Hampden.
A special place to rest, and one full of memories
A special place to rest, and one full of memories
The simple act of going for a walk is a powerful reminder of the importance of memory, Don Ramsay writes.
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An inspiring leader
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An inspiring leader
In the death of Dr Andrew Cameron, the news of which came with painful unexpectedness yesterday, this community suffers the loss of a citizen who commanded, in no ordinary degree, the esteem and...
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Shocking language distraction
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Shocking language distraction
Although many New Zealanders commonly use terms which would have been considered offensive decades ago, there are still words we would not expect to hear in our Parliament.