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Privacy law support
Members of the Justice Committee, up to their eyebrows in Treaty Principles Bill submissions, might have felt a little sentimental when they saw the order paper for Parliament’s first sitting day...
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: Gaza, the DCC and communication
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Letters to the Editor: Gaza, the DCC and communication
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including what has led Israel to decimate Gaza, some ratings of issues at the DCC, and effective communication for all.
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Hooked by a moody waterfront photo
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Hooked by a moody waterfront photo
Poignant is the word, deriving from the Old French poindre, meaning to prick or stab.
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Lake Logan nearly filled in
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Lake Logan nearly filled in
The weekly meeting of the directors of the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition was held last night.
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Slide back to might makes right
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Slide back to might makes right
We seem to be drifting back into the world of "might makes right".
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An eye on a dollar, an eye on the road
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An eye on a dollar, an eye on the road
Driving blind is no way to make decisions about spending, especially spending other people’s money.
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Wish you were/weren’t here
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Wish you were/weren’t here
Earth may be a small planet, infinitesimal and inconsequential on the scale of the universe, but it is still big enough that none of us will ever be able to travel to every corner of it.
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Cartoonist’s view - Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view - Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
Letters to the Editor: Seymour, the Bible and Uncle Norm
Letters to the Editor: Seymour, the Bible and Uncle Norm
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including David Seymour's healthcare proposal, getting inspiration from the Bible, and advice from Uncle Norm.
Science reforms changing system for the better
Science reforms changing system for the better
It seems that Christopher Luxon has priorities other than giving me time to get back into work mode and recover from Covid-19, with both a Cabinet reshuffle and science sector reforms announced...
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Delicacy discovered at Riverton
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Delicacy discovered at Riverton
The oyster may have some sort of a rival in the future if a species of bivalve at present being found on Riverton Beach can be obtained in sufficiently large quantities.
Do not rush Bill and shut the farmers out
Do not rush Bill and shut the farmers out
The government needs to slow down progress on the Gene Technology Bill, Mike and Ruth Williams write.
Turning the Minister for the South Island into a role with teeth
Turning the Minister for the South Island into a role with teeth
We have a Minister for the South Island, but how can the new Cabinet post actually achieve something, Duncan Connors asks.
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Donald Trump and the art of the deal
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Donald Trump and the art of the deal
Next month marks the third year of conflict in the Ukraine war — or special military operation, as very few nations would prefer to call it.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
Memories are made of this: a not entirely idle year
Memories are made of this: a not entirely idle year
Harry Love adds up his political scorecard from a year ago.
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A new Cabinet a breath of fresh air or of stale cliches?
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A new Cabinet a breath of fresh air or of stale cliches?
Can you remember the announcement of an All Black team on the wireless, live from under the stand at Athletic Park?
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Power board appoints reps
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Power board appoints reps
A special meeting of the Otago Electric Power Board was held yesterday. Mr Jasper Clark presided.
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Going for growth
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Going for growth
There is no denying Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s enthusiasm.