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Wānaka brawl a wake-up call
Teenagers throughout history have found themselves in trouble with adults: defying the expectations of one’s elders is a rite of passage for most.
Opinion
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Letters to the Editor: South D, wind power and vaping
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Letters to the Editor: South D, wind power and vaping
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a betrayal of South Dunedin, an alternative approach for wind power, and taxpayer-funded vape kits.
Is anybody taking notice of the Regulatory Standards Bill?
Is anybody taking notice of the Regulatory Standards Bill?
A Bill quietly introduced into Parliament late last year has Noel O’Malley somewhat concerned.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo’s best of 2024
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo’s best of 2024
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo was first published on November 9.
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Summer break at the beach
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Summer break at the beach
The popular seaside resort of Taieri Mouth again drew its fair share of holidaymakers this season.
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Embracing sparkles as the cookie crumbles
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Embracing sparkles as the cookie crumbles
Mark Smedley, a New Zealander who now lives in San Francisco, brightened the lives of South Island travellers on Wednesday, New Year’s Day.
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A tale of two presidents
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A tale of two presidents
Observers cannot but be drawn to contrasts between politicians and their personalities.
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo's best of 2024, September 25
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo's best of 2024, September 25
Shaun Yeo's cartoon from the 25th of September, 2024.
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Letters to Editor: cruises, supercars, diatomite
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Letters to Editor: cruises, supercars, diatomite
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the possibility of a cruise ship in the Milford Sound, council subsidising supercars in Central Otago, and diatomite deposits.
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Scottish games in South Otago
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Scottish games in South Otago
The weather was anything but promising in the morning for the fifty-seventh annual gathering of the Port Molyneux Caledonian Society.
Dunedin hospital a lifesaver for me and my community
Dunedin hospital a lifesaver for me and my community
In the second of a series highlighting the importance of a new Dunedin hospital Sophie Barker writes about how the facility has been a lifesaver for her and her family.
They are not off, or racing, this time
They are not off, or racing, this time
Greyhound racing has plenty to offer, Allen Bryce writes.
Changing times can lead to a change of mind concerning Jesus Christ
Changing times can lead to a change of mind concerning Jesus Christ
Embracing change opens up new pathways of opportunities for your future, Gabriel Chan writes.
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Big thinking needed on obesity
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Big thinking needed on obesity
As any New Year dawns, it is almost obligatory to vow to eat less and exercise more over the next 12 months.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo’s best of 2024
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo’s best of 2024
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo was first published on September 9.
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Letters to the Editor: goats, grass and leaky Luxon
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Letters to the Editor: goats, grass and leaky Luxon
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including compassionate conservation, getting off the grass, leaky Luxon strikes back, and a deeply moving story.
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Deep waters and unexpected visitations
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Deep waters and unexpected visitations
In Wairarapa for a holiday.
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Squalls disrupt regatta
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Squalls disrupt regatta
A sudden change in the weather conditions spelt disappointment for the crowd of holiday-makers who boarded the early ferry boats and motor buses for the purpose of visiting Broad Bay.
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Iran: Some day soon this will end
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Iran: Some day soon this will end
Six months ago, at the end of Iran’s presidential election, I finished an article by speculating the long-lived theocratic dictatorship in Iran might be a lot closer to its end than its beginning.
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Constitutional law: it is all the rage
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Constitutional law: it is all the rage
Who would have thought we could get the people of New Zealand to spend hours talking about constitutional issues in 2024?