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Letters to the Editor: climate, parking and the rodeo

Working together are (from left) New Zealand First leader Winston Peters, National Party leader...

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Letters to the Editor: climate, parking and the rodeo

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including our propitious climate circumstances, outrageous hospital parking fines, and the pain of animals at the rodeo.

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Threads of green, royal blue, silver, gold

Tartans tell an individual and family story. Photo: Jane Dawber

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Threads of green, royal blue, silver, gold

When I was a child, I attended weekly Highland dancing lessons at an old school in Mosgiel.

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All Blacks beat French selection

Lance Cupples prevents his opponent from scoring at the line in the All Blacks’ match against a ...

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All Blacks beat French selection

New Zealand beat a French team by 37 points to 8.

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Letters to the Editor: Luxon, Waitangi and climate change

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon at Waitangi last year. Photo: RNZ

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Letters to the Editor: Luxon, Waitangi and climate change

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including Luxon's no-show at Waitangi, walking backwards through life, and is climate engineering the best remedy? Waitangi no-show by...

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Invaders from out of our space

Influenza A H5N1 / bird flu virus particles round and rod-shaped red and yellow. Creative...

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Invaders from out of our space

Distance is a great friend of New Zealand’s.

Ngai Tahu’s ambitions for the South Island

Ngai Tahu’s ambitions for the South Island

Treaties and treaty settlements are contracts of their time Elizabeth Rata writes.

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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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Racing with the aim of making it to 121 first

Steve Taylor's book 'Making Time'. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Racing with the aim of making it to 121 first

As January and the new year roll along quickly — too quickly — Civis wonders about the passage of time.

Within living memory ...

Within living memory ...

Looking good and tasting good.

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Yachties give orphans a treat

A day out organised by the Otago Yacht and Motor Boat Club for children of Dunedin's orphanages,...

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Yachties give orphans a treat

The Otago Yacht and Motor Boat Club held its annual picnic for the children from the various Dunedin orphanages on Saturday afternoon at Broad Bay.

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Whither house prices

An aerial view of South Dunedin. Photo: ODT files

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Whither house prices

The new year regularly begins in New Zealand with various predictions about how house prices will track.

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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 Editor: peninsula, Seymour, TOP

The soldier's monument on the Otago peninsula. PHOTO: ODT FILES

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Letters to Editor: peninsula, Seymour, TOP

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the maintenance of the Otago peninsula, David Seymour, and the mainstream media's treatment of small political parties.

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Expo court ‘should look well’

The grand court of the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition construction site. Looking south...

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Expo court ‘should look well’

The manager of the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition Co (Mr C.F. Hainsworth) granted an interview to a Daily Times reporter yesterday.

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Currency of respect and expectation of a two-way street

An image from the Wellington Hikoi protesting the Treaty Ammendment Bill. PHOTO: Jill Bowie

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Currency of respect and expectation of a two-way street

Kā mihi o te tau hou Pākehā. Although that said, it is Māori matters that have dominated the dawn of 2025, just as they did in 2024.

Why not get ahead of the game?

Dunedin Hospital user Sofia Munro, 3, of Balclutha, is flanked by Clutha District Mayor Bryan...

Why not get ahead of the game?

In a continuing series on the importance of Dunedin Hospital, Bryan Cadogan writes from personal experience of how vital it is to regional Otago and Southland.

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Justin Trudeau bites the dust as Trump starts to flex his political muscle

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announcing his intention to step down as Liberal Party...

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Justin Trudeau bites the dust as Trump starts to flex his political muscle

Donald Trump excels in every field, including surrealism.

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Free vapes raise questions

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Free vapes raise questions

More than a year after getting the associate health portfolio, Casey Costello is still attracting negative headlines for decisions around smoking.

Cartoonist’s view — Yeo

Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.

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Letters to the Editor: rail trips, yummy veges and the Treaty

Spoonbills at rest. Photo: Stephen Jaquiery

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Letters to the Editor: rail trips, yummy veges and the Treaty

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the cost of Taieri Gorge Railway, veges on Allans Beach, and how Māori understood what they were signing.

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