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A plea for civility
Politics, at whatever level, has often been a brutal occupation.
Opinion
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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.
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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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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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.
New Zealand’s climate credibility is going down the plughole
New Zealand’s climate credibility is going down the plughole
A decade since Paris what have we done, John Drummond asks.
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The morale of the story
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The morale of the story
It is a magical, capricious, fragile, highly sought-after quality in any work environment or gathering of people with a common cause.
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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: religion, culture and penguins
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Letters to the Editor: religion, culture and penguins
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including prayers to a superior being, standing in the shadows of Scotland, and will penguins suffer from tariffs?
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E mystery and is it one word or two?
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E mystery and is it one word or two?
Civis' query about misspellings of South Island place or street names a fortnight ago prompted a beaut response.
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Plain language to explain environmental initiatives
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Plain language to explain environmental initiatives
Penny Simmonds has been keeping a low profile so far this year, but she came roaring out of the shadows this week.
Within living memory . . .
Within living memory . . .
"You wouldn’t believe how cold it was out there," Alf Coleclough said in April 1985 after becoming the first person to swim the length of Otago Harbour.
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Good and bad timing at Cale
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Good and bad timing at Cale
There was an attendance of over 2000 people at the Caledonian Ground on Saturday afternoon when the Otago Athletic and Cycling Club conducted an athletic and cycling carnival.
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Be wary of your faithless friends — a lesson for the PM
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Be wary of your faithless friends — a lesson for the PM
We cannot be too surprised that the government does not want to have to read all the submissions on the Treaty Principles Bill.