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Count risks, rewards of new development
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Count risks, rewards of new development
Queenstown Lakes has a plan to require developers to contribute to affordable housing. Other councils are interested in this idea.
Opinion
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The bad or the slightly better news?
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The bad or the slightly better news?
There is a lot to worry about these days, things that stop you going back to sleep in the night, that make you angry or afraid, or feeling simply helpless.
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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: lunches, taonga and rest stops
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Letters to the Editor: lunches, taonga and rest stops
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the ingredients of school lunches, the meaning of the the word "taonga", and the state of public rest stops.
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Trump’s smashed system and the workarounds
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Trump’s smashed system and the workarounds
In 10 whirlwind weeks Donald Trump had already smashed the international system of rules and alliances that more or less kept the peace for the past 80 years.
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Consolidating season’s success
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Consolidating season’s success
The 1924-25 season may be regarded as one of the most successful seasons experienced in Otago cricket.
To pray or not to pray enduring dilemma
To pray or not to pray enduring dilemma
Ritual remains contentious Harry Love writes.
Pukeko stew to eggs with caviar: our community cook books
Pukeko stew to eggs with caviar: our community cook books
Community cookbooks are a glimpse of the way we were Tony Eyre writes.
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A plea for civility
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A plea for civility
Politics, at whatever level, has often been a brutal occupation.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
Them, those guys and who else?
Them, those guys and who else?
The structure of the New Zealand supermarket sector is a barrier to fair prices, Murat Ungor writes.
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Dum dee don’t. Is it the end for a bear of great fame?
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Dum dee don’t. Is it the end for a bear of great fame?
As usual, Shaun Yeo was right on the money with his cartoon last Wednesday.
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Tariffs, free speech and Cookie Bear
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Tariffs, free speech and Cookie Bear
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including tariffs, free speech and remembering Cookie Bear.
First municipal bus
First municipal bus
One of the new buses now being constructed by Markham’s Motors for the Dunedin City Corporation is nearing completion, and it is hoped to have it on the road by Saturday.
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Rural health woes
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Rural health woes
Health Action Wānaka (HAW) will want Health Minister Simeon Brown to pay serious attention to the findings of its report on the state of Upper Clutha health services released last week.
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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: climate, lamb and lunch
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Letters to the Editor: climate, lamb and lunch
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the death of the Paris Agreement, the cost of a leg of lamb, and who is responsible for school lunches?
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The third wave looms, with no deterrence in sight
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The third wave looms, with no deterrence in sight
The "third wave" of nuclear weapons countries is beginning, and it will be at least as dangerous as the previous waves.
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Wakatipu outlet gear arrives
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Wakatipu outlet gear arrives
The second shipment of material for the Kawarau dam, consisting of five sluice gates, arrived at Port Chalmers yesterday.
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Orange, horrid and unfathomably popular
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Orange, horrid and unfathomably popular
Currently, Scotland, and indeed the entire United Kingdom, is being terrorised by a fluorescent orange creature.