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Disrespectful consultation
That it occurred once was surprising, and that it happened twice was even more so.
Opinion
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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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Winter in Central proof that we are not a classless society
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Winter in Central proof that we are not a classless society
It seems that we live in a class-riddled society.
A new pope represents fresh hope
A new pope represents fresh hope
Timothy O'Farrell is far from Rome, but optimistic about Pope Leo XIV.
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Crayfish as a trial
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Crayfish as a trial
It seems that the crayfish are a great nuisance to the fishermen of the Nugget Bay fleet, as they have a nasty habit of nibbling the bait off the groper hooks, when the boats are at work off the...
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Jury out on abuse redress
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Jury out on abuse redress
Any government faced with responding to the Royal Commission’s Report into Historical Abuse in State Care and in the Care of Faith-based Institutions would find it difficult.
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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: DCC, Greens and the hospital
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Letters to the Editor: DCC, Greens and the hospital
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including what the DCC needs to focus on, a case of Green bashing, and the coalition's slash and burn with our hospital.
Opinion: Lost for words when describing a pillock
Lost for words when having to describe a pillock
Sir Ian Taylor discusses rushed legislation, forgotten women and the triumphant return of the word "pillock".
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India and Israel travel on parallel tracks
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India and Israel travel on parallel tracks
There is a striking parallel between the 20-month war in the Gaza Strip and the week-old not-yet-war between India and Pakistan.
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Who will be prime minister?
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Who will be prime minister?
Discussing the political situation created by the Prime Minister’s death, the Auckland Star remarks that Downie Stewart’s indifferent health will probably prevent him taking the position of Leader,...
Letters to the Editor: Student digs, Kiwi pioneer, Lake Monowai
Letters to the Editor: Student digs, Kiwi pioneer, Lake Monowai
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including student quarter, a pioneering Kiwi and the state of Lake Monowai.
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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.
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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.