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One size doesn’t suit all when fitting out political vehicle
There is a telling incident recorded in Janet Frame’s autobiography, An Angel At My Table, concerning the election of the first Labour government.
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Health not a party political issue
Health not a party political issue
Party political interference in medical practice is dangerous and unethical, Alex MacMillan writes.
Uncle Joe, Uncle Vladimir and our complex relationship with Russia
Uncle Joe, Uncle Vladimir and our complex relationship with Russia
What have the Russians ever done to us, Glen Morgan asks.
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Govt departments to exhibit
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Govt departments to exhibit
Speaking in regard to the Government's participation in the Exhibition, Mr Collins stated that more than 15 of the largest departments would be making displays and that the whole exhibit would be...
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Replacing the dreaded RMA
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Replacing the dreaded RMA
Many questions and issues will arise as the government proceeds with its replacements for the Resource Management Act.
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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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Hospital rebuild uncertainty
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Hospital rebuild uncertainty
The Dunedin hospital rebuild should be the opportunity for the government to shine.
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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: bats, birds, bikes, wind and water
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Letters to the Editor: bats, birds, bikes, wind and water
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including concern for wildlife at the Wyndham wind farm, turning a cyclist into a hazard, and levels at Lake Manapouri.
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A visceral encounter with a local attercop
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A visceral encounter with a local attercop
What did spiders ever do to us?
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Mrs Wills takes top prize
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Mrs Wills takes top prize
Points have been awarded as follows for the six best gardens (not larger than one quarter acre) in the March competition by Messrs D. Tannock and R. Nichol (judges).
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Congo: the tail still wags the dog
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Congo: the tail still wags the dog
"Joseph Kabila boycotted the election and is preparing an insurrection because he is the AFC," President Felix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo said last October.
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Should we reassess our entry priorities?
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Should we reassess our entry priorities?
Māori and members of other priority groups’ entry to Otago Medical School require 65% average grades. Others need to achieve over 90%.
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Triumph for the All Whites
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Triumph for the All Whites
It took just over an hour, but from that point on the All Whites’ path to next year’s Fifa World Cup tournament was assured.
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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: the hospital, dogs and Trump
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Letters to the Editor: the hospital, dogs and Trump
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including our desperate need for a hospital, another view around dogs on buses, and judging those who voted for Trump.
Aliens, Netflix and the developing teenage brain
Aliens, Netflix and the developing teenage brain
Sometimes I daydream about weird things like ‘‘how would alien invaders describe humans?’’, or in another 2000 years time how will future humans explain our current time on the planet?
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Two die after Christchurch crash
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Two die after Christchurch crash
Christchurch, March 25: William and Harry Youngman, of Inchbonnie, West Coast, were admitted to the hospital, both suffering from compound fracture of the skull.
Another new low in international relations
Another new low in international relations
Retreat from landmine treaties is another sign of the deterioration of international relations, Philip Nel writes.
Burning in the shame of the annual Paddy’s pandemonium
Burning in the shame of the annual Paddy’s pandemonium
The Irish, and Dunedin, deserve better than the annual St Patrick’s Day shambles Duncan Connors writes.