Within living memory...
Within living memory...
Evan Clulee (13), of Waikouaiti, brought six gold medals back home in May 1985 from the junior wheelchair games in Melbourne.
Opinion
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Govt’s disservice to women and NZ
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Govt’s disservice to women and NZ
It always used to be said that New Zealand was one of the most generous nations in the world per capita.
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100 years ago
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100 years ago
Wellington, May 10: The Prime Minister passed peacefully away at 5.40pm to-day. Expressions of sympathy were heard on all sides as the people learned the news.
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Ask no questions, you’ll be told no lies
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Ask no questions, you’ll be told no lies
Civis admires thoughtful, independent thinkers.
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The secret diary of ... The new pay equity legislation
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The secret diary of ... The new pay equity legislation
By Steve Braunias.
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Govt says do be hasty
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Govt says do be hasty
You may have had a bad week but it’s probably nothing compared with the week Dunedin Labour MP Rachel Brooking has had.
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The dire pitfalls of making a desert and calling it peace
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The dire pitfalls of making a desert and calling it peace
Unconditional surrender doesn’t leave those demanding it very much in the way of wiggle-room.
Solutions for Q’town waste water woes
Solutions for Q’town waste water woes
Councils need to work together on wastewater issues, Selva Selvarajah writes.
Questions of independence arise if care not taken to ensure impartiality
Questions of independence arise if care not taken to ensure impartiality
Judicial independence is an important consideration, Gerrard Eckhoff writes.
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Safety, rights and practicalities
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Safety, rights and practicalities
It is tempting to cheer on the proposed social media ban for children under 16.
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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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A major religious minority
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A major religious minority
For the Roman Catholic hierarchy visiting Dunedin to celebrate the Jubilee of their training college at Mosgiel everybody has had a kindly feeling.
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Risks in being ‘super relaxed’
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Risks in being ‘super relaxed’
The casual approach taken by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to accusations minister Erica Stanford failed to follow Cabinet Manual rules about the use of private email accounts for ministerial...
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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: hospital beds, Kaikorai stream, Census
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Letters to the Editor: hospital beds, Kaikorai stream, Census
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including plan to reduce hospital beds for elderly, Kaikorai stream and Census stats.
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Council water race a merry-go-round
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Council water race a merry-go-round
Throwing out the Three Waters reform because it included co-governance was understandable. But having the government take over the delivery of clean water to communities and the removal of...
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Sky’s the limit with Trump’s support
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Sky’s the limit with Trump’s support
Israel may or may not have God on its side (opinions vary), but it certainly has the United States government on its side, and that seems to be enough.
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To think that I saw it on Canterbury St
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To think that I saw it on Canterbury St
At dusk I set off for a walk.
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Thrills for expo visitors
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Thrills for expo visitors
Some information on the Amusement Zone was given at last night’s meeting of the directors of the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition Co.
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Too much of a good/bad thing
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Too much of a good/bad thing
We are often reminded what a wasteful society we are. How much food do we chuck out of the fridge when it is still edible? We throw away clothes without saving buttons. We’re slack about separating...