Seymour should heed his own advice and stick to what he knows
Seymour should heed his own advice and stick to what he knows
Sir Ian Taylor has some advice for Act New Zealand leader David Seymour about sticking to what he knows.
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Gang law impact unknown
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Gang law impact unknown
There has been a long build-up to the gang patch ban which came into force last week, but it is still unclear what impact it might have on gang activity.
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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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Grow up, then calm down on boozing
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Grow up, then calm down on boozing
The clamps on alcohol are coming down in studentville.
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Letters to the Editor: the hospital, the law, snail mail and Russia
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Letters to the Editor: the hospital, the law, snail mail and Russia
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the hospital situation, the fallacy of "one law for all", the speed of snail mail, and uniting against Russia.
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To do: go walk the length of London St
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To do: go walk the length of London St
There's a cruise ship in port this sunny morning and already Lyttelton is thronged with the plump and elderly, mostly in shorts that it’s hard to forgive.
Mt Iron not right for a bike park
Mt Iron not right for a bike park
Mark Buckingham is concerned about plans to build a mountainbike park on Mt Iron in Wānaka.
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Town meets country
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Town meets country
No-one could have wished for better weather than that which favoured people’s day at the Summer Show yesterday.
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Good COP(29), bad COP(29)
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Good COP(29), bad COP(29)
The world’s biggest climate-change conference has been and gone again, and the question we have to ask once more is, was it really much cop?
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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: NZ Post, buses and the Bible
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Letters to the Editor: NZ Post, buses and the Bible
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the gradual demise of NZ Post, NZTA's restriction of bikes on buses, and the literary merit of the Bible.
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Crank up the power tools and tackle big data
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Crank up the power tools and tackle big data
By the end of my correspondence with the man from the outfit calling itself the leading property data, information, analytics and services provider in New Zealand and Australia, the First Born was...
New hospital needed now — as designed
New hospital needed now — as designed
In the final part of his six-part series on the health system Mike Hunter contemplates what next for the new Dunedin hospital?
Fully informed discussion key to Treaty debate
Fully informed discussion key to Treaty debate
Sir Ian Taylor travelled to Wellington to take part in the hikoi last week opposing the controversial Treaty Principles Bill.
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19-gun salute for ex-GG
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19-gun salute for ex-GG
The departure of Viscount Jellicoe was witnessed by many thousands of people who crowded the wharves round the Tahiti and prominent points on the foreshore. For their benefit the ship went as close...
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Fair points don’t build a hospital
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Fair points don’t build a hospital
There was more disappointment for the South on the front page of the Otago Daily Times yesterday as Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said the government was immovable on its pledge to not spend more than $1.9 billion on the new Dunedin hospital.
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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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The signs are looking good, or we hope they will be soon
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The signs are looking good, or we hope they will be soon
Knowing where you are is getting easier.
Why refurbishing Ward Block won’t work
Why refurbishing Ward Block won’t work
Pete Hodgson responds to developer Russell Lund’s article in favour of refurbishing the Ward Block.
Better to shine a light on problematic Treaty issues
Better to shine a light on problematic Treaty issues
Whatever KC Anne Stevens’ personal view of the Treaty Principles Bill is, her role is surely compromised by her pre-emptive strike against the Bill and her use of a totally emotive...