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Pointless and polarising politics
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Pointless and polarising politics
Was yesterday the day that National Party leader Christopher Luxon’s all-consuming desire to become prime minister, come what may, backfired loudly?
Opinion
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Letters to Editor: hospital, railways, De Groot
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Letters to Editor: hospital, railways, De Groot
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including ideas to sell and lease the new Dunedin hospital, suggestions to sell Dunedin Railways, and the continued omission of Ethan De...
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Anzac Ave loan referendum
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Anzac Ave loan referendum
Widespread interest has been aroused in the Highway-Lake Logan Loan poll today, and there is reason to believe that the vote cast will be considerably larger than that usually recorded on such...
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo
Making the most of trade shows: tips and tricks
Making the most of trade shows: tips and tricks
As teased in my last column about the whirlwind of attending five trade shows in as many weeks, I’ve gathered some pearls of wisdom on trade show lessons and etiquette.
Meditating on perils of phone addiction
Meditating on perils of phone addiction
Xavier English reflects on the detox he didn’t know he needed.
We can blame Trump or we can speak out on climate change
We can blame Trump or we can speak out on climate change
A Trump presidency has climate consequences, John Drummond writes.
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Reading, writing and thinking
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Reading, writing and thinking
Literacy limitations among those who should be the best educated — tertiary students — have always been an issue.
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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 Editor: National, haka, student fees
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Letters to Editor: National, haka, student fees
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the National party's view on race relations, the appropriateness of haka in parliament, and the university's decision to raise...
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Navy cheers for Jellicoe
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Navy cheers for Jellicoe
Wellington, November 18: The Governor-General (Viscount Jellicoe) paid a farewell visit to HMS Dunedin and Veronica this morning.
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Exciting invitation for a paper boy to deliver a paper
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Exciting invitation for a paper boy to deliver a paper
Great news! I have been invited to deliver a paper.
Get real over planning wrangles
Get real over planning wrangles
Honesty and pragmatism are needed in regional planning, Lloyd McCall says.
Cold towels are needed to cool down Treaty fever
Cold towels are needed to cool down Treaty fever
Settling the Treaty debate cries out for leadership, Harry Love writes.
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Hospital future still murky
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Hospital future still murky
Seven weeks after Health Minister Shane Reti and Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop came to Dunedin to scaremonger about the Dunedin hospital rebuild, we are no clearer about what will happen next.
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Today's cartoon by Shaun Yeo.
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Walking our way towards a deliberately divisive conversation
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Walking our way towards a deliberately divisive conversation
The Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill is an attempt to redefine the Treaty of Waitangi. Redefining it, not by what it says, not by what it means, but by what certain people want it to mean.
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Night out with the unapologetically political
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Night out with the unapologetically political
You'd think that by the ripe old age of 30, I’d have learned not to drink too much on a school night.
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It is never good when they are shooting at planes
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It is never good when they are shooting at planes
It is a sure sign that things are not going well in a country when foreign airlines get shot at on their way into or out of the main national airport.
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Italy under dictatorship
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Italy under dictatorship
Rome: The debates in the Chamber of Deputies during the past week were curiously unreal owing to the deliberate absence of the whole of the Opposition party as a protest against the dictatorship.
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