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Trump and outside the box thinking
Even though the Donald Trump roller-coaster was expected, the United States president is still shocking his nation and the world.
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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Aiming to change the world, one sign at a time
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Aiming to change the world, one sign at a time
"The pen is mightier than the sword," proclaimed English writer Edward Bulwer-Lytton in 1839. While we have yet to see a Biro-wielding contestant win an Olympic fencing medal there is much truth in...
Taking issue: we are not radicals
Taking issue: we are not radicals
This is an abridged version of Ngāi Tahu kaiwhakahaere Justin Tipa’s speech at the Ōnuku Waitangi Day commemoration.
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Excitement builds for race day
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Excitement builds for race day
Yesterday morning the Wingatui course presented a more than usually busy atmosphere owing to the overnight arrival of several visiting horses.
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Changing the guard at Health NZ
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Changing the guard at Health NZ
Whatever the details behind the resignation of Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora chief executive Fepulea’i Margie Apa, it is difficult to see her leaving making much difference to the woes of our...
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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: parking, Palestine and women's sport
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Letters to the Editor: parking, Palestine and women's sport
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including free parking on Sundays, Christopher Luxon's stance on Palestine, and issues faced by women in sport.
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I’m not saying we’re all doomed but the heat is on
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I’m not saying we’re all doomed but the heat is on
I am very cross with myself.
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Otago takes shield by numbers
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Otago takes shield by numbers
Success has at last come to an Otago XI in the fight for the Plunket Shield.
Fluffy fun strolling in distant Donegal
Fluffy fun strolling in distant Donegal
On Saturday, I met the most wonderful guy.
Time is running out, but our trees can come to the rescue
Time is running out, but our trees can come to the rescue
New Zealand’s forests are ready to save us, Jim Childerstone writes.
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Letters to the Editor: Waitangi, parking and Trump
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Letters to the Editor: Waitangi, parking and Trump
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the silent Māori majority, the decision to end free parking on Sundays, and Trump's serial mendacity.
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In one ear and out the other
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In one ear and out the other
A world without sound is isolating, lonely and frightening. In New Zealand, about 8000 people are profoundly deaf and more than 50,000 have difficulty hearing.
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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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Sky high prices, non- pernickety pronouns
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Sky high prices, non- pernickety pronouns
Air New Zealand pricing rightly comes in for regular roasting.
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Nickels, dimes, and how to support regional development
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Nickels, dimes, and how to support regional development
Health Minister Simeon Brown was very keen to take a lap of honour last week for his Dunedin hospital announcement . . . well, he might have been had he been able to get his car out of the carpark...
Within living memory . . .
Within living memory . . .
Lunchtime crowds in Dunedin’s Octagon in January 1985 watched the Otago Rugby Football Union team take first place in the Speight’s Brewery tug of war competition.
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USS Co’s non-steam ship
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USS Co’s non-steam ship
San Francisco, January 26: The Union Steam Ship Company’s motor liner Aorangi has arrived on her maiden voyage to New Zealand and Australia.
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A home of one’s own
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A home of one’s own
The ideological divide between New Zealand’s two main political parties is seldom more clearly demonstrated than in housing policy.