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Jellicoe kids want to stay
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Jellicoe kids want to stay
Lord Jellicoe said there were two farewells that would forever stand out as the most trying in his life.
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New child strategy raises questions
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New child strategy raises questions
Ensuring New Zealand is the best place in the world for children and young people is the vision at the heart of the government’s new Child and Youth Strategy, we are told.
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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: aqua jogging, education, the DCC
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Letters to the Editor: aqua jogging, education, the DCC
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a small concession for aqua joggers, navigating the education system, and Sandy Graham's language choices.
Principles Bill debate is not a binary argument
Principles Bill debate is not a binary argument
Do not overlook the fact there is a third position on the Treaty Principles Bill Rob Hamlin writes.
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Why the war in Sudan is the worst of all
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Why the war in Sudan is the worst of all
There are wars in the world worse than those in Ukraine and Gaza.
So, what’s so funny about peace, love and understanding?
So, what’s so funny about peace, love and understanding?
Collective will is all that can overcome intolerance and bullying Duncan Connors writes.
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All Blacks defeat Cardiff
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All Blacks defeat Cardiff
London, November 23: There was a great struggle at Cardiff.
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Remedy needed for bad diagnosis
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Remedy needed for bad diagnosis
This week we have seen yet another example from this government of its "do as I say, not do as I do" approach.
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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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Abandon the razor, and the dangling ETS sword
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Abandon the razor, and the dangling ETS sword
A minor change or a surrender in the fight against climate change: take your pick on what the Climate Change Response (Emissions Trading Scheme Agricultural Obligations) Amendment Bill actually does.
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More than cat’s paw needed to deal to hurt
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More than cat’s paw needed to deal to hurt
Readers should need little reminding about the high stakes in the new Dunedin hospital.
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‘Iona’ winning boat
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‘Iona’ winning boat
By winning the sixth trial race on Saturday afternoon the Port Chalmers 14-footer Iona added fresh laurels to her credit and further justified her claim as a boat worthy to represent Otago.
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Letters to the Editor: the Treaty, flooding and Milo
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Letters to the Editor: the Treaty, flooding and Milo
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including reactions to Act's Treaty Principles Bill, the Lindsay Creek flood risk, and Te Whatu Ora's Milo debacle.
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‘The beginning of the end’ in Ukraine?
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‘The beginning of the end’ in Ukraine?
Ukraine war escalation and the election of Donald Trump make the world feel more dangerous.
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Letters to Editor: Central Otago, hospital, change
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Letters to Editor: Central Otago, hospital, change
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the growing population of Central Otago, musings on the Dunedin hospital build, and societal changes of the last decade.
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‘They are never beaten’
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‘They are never beaten’
London, November 20: The All Blacks to-day met Oxford University, which is regarded as one of the strongest sides in England, and contained in its ranks a number of overseas players. After a...
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An almighty question which many will not want answered
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An almighty question which many will not want answered
According to Te Ara, the Ministry of Culture and Heritage’s Encyclopedia of New Zealand, there were 15,000 in 2004.
Refurbishment is the way forward
Refurbishment is the way forward
Developer Russell Lund remains unconvinced by arguments against refurbishing the former Dunedin hospital building.
Principles debate shows the need for greater protection of Treaty rights
Principles debate shows the need for greater protection of Treaty rights
The Treaty debate begs the question of whether New Zealand needs a second chamber of Parliament, Tony Fitchett writes.