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Don’t pop the bubbles just yet
Political party conferences the year after an election defeat tend to be morose affairs, all the more so if that defeat was of historic proportions.
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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When you’re famous they all want you as a favourite son
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When you’re famous they all want you as a favourite son
I may as well tell you now that it’s pretty well certain I’ll be getting a knighthood in the New Year Honours.
How can we fix the health system?
How can we fix the health system?
Gil Barbezat compares New Zealand with other national health systems.
Trump jun playing senior role as administration forms
Trump jun playing senior role as administration forms
Donald Trump jun is showing considerable influence as his father prepares to govern again, Alexandra Ulmer writes.
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Boat for hydro project
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Boat for hydro project
On Thursday last an 80-foot motor launch went through Lawrence, en route from Dunedin to Waipori, transported by a motor lorry.
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Data and digital dilemma
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Data and digital dilemma
It should be no surprise there is alarm about planned huge cuts to Health New Zealand/Te Whatu Ora’s data and digital staff.
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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: protest, politics and property
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Letters to the Editor: protest, politics and property
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a common theme of protests in New Zealand, the battle of ideologies, and the right to protect one's property.
There is still hope for all in the American dream
There is still hope for all in the American dream
Joss Miller still has faith in the American dream.
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St Matthew’s has its day ...
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St Matthew’s has its day ...
The jubilee festival in connection with St Matthew’s Church was continued yesterday morning, when a service of Holy Communion was held at 11 o’clock.
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Warm and cosy places sought in winter
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Warm and cosy places sought in winter
On Saturday, I woke to find flakes of snow gently dusting the garden outside my kitchen window.
Better ways than Seymour’s Bill to shine light on Treaty issues
Better ways than Seymour’s Bill to shine light on Treaty issues
Dubious arguments are obscuring the need for a proper dialogue on the Treaty of Waitangi, John Cooney writes.
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Through glass, muttering darkly
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Through glass, muttering darkly
Next time you are crunching your way through shards and chunks of broken glass in the gutter in North Dunedin, or your bike gets yet another puncture, it is unlikely you will stop and think how glass has shaped our modern world.
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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: state care and shipping containers
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Letters to the Editor: state care and shipping containers
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a positive story of state-based care, land tenure in Aotearoa, and unsightly shipping containers in Ravensbourne.
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A lesson in blanket judgements, stereotypes
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A lesson in blanket judgements, stereotypes
Civis was contemplating stereotypes and blanket judgements the other day.
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Southern Say: In the red corner
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In the red corner
There have been many great parliamentary rivalries over the years ... Muldoon vs Lange, Clark vs Brash, Michael Cullen vs anybody.
Within living memory ...
Within living memory ...
Parks and recreation worker Michael Mathias found a novel use for his wheelbarrow at smoko time at the Oval in November 1984.
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Green created from ‘eyesore’
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Green created from ‘eyesore’
Ideal weather conditions favoured the opening of the new bowling green and croquet lawn of the recently-formed Leith Bowling and Croquet Club at the Woodhaugh Gardens on Saturday afternoon.