Reporting loopholes obscure true scale of suffering for dogs
Reporting loopholes obscure true scale of suffering for dogs
Greyhound trial injuries demand greater scrutiny Lynn Charlton writes.
Opinion
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Lots of wind, even more hot air
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Lots of wind, even more hot air
Winston Churchill, as he so often did, got it spot on with his phrase "a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma".
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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: arts, the economy and "woke"
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Letters to the Editor: arts, the economy and "woke"
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the future of arts at the university, the decline of our economy, and following the precepts of being "woke".
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In the unlikely event of emergency call Chippie
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In the unlikely event of emergency call Chippie
This might seem a bit unlikely, but bear with me . . . Labour could be feeling a trifle worried about its impregnable grasp on Dunedin.
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Albion hits 60 not out
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Albion hits 60 not out
The functions in connection with the Albion Cricket Club’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations commenced with a Cricketers’ Parade Service held in the Dundas Street Methodist Church last evening.
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The ins & the ats of southern locations
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The ins & the ats of southern locations
Those little prepositions like "in", "on" and "at" sometimes spark irritation and debate.
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Luxon puts runs on the board
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Luxon puts runs on the board
The race is on.
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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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Speed limit increase knowingly puts children’s lives at risk
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Speed limit increase knowingly puts children’s lives at risk
This government’s attitude to New Zealand’s children is very odd.
Community coming to the rescue
Community coming to the rescue
Increasing levels of homelessness are neither inevitable nor incurable, Aaron Hawkins writes.
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Beautiful plumage
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Beautiful plumage
The thirteenth annual Young Bird Show, under the auspices of the Dunedin Specialists’ Young Bird Club, was opened yesterday in Fullers’ Hall.
A liberating theology: Gustavo Gutierrez and God’s love for the poor
A liberating theology: Gustavo Gutierrez and God’s love for the poor
Liberation theology remains a crucial intellectual idea, David Tombs writes.
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Acute care found wanting
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Acute care found wanting
Dunedin Hospital patients waiting for acute surgery longer than they should is a problem which has featured in this newspaper for more than a decade.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
Letters to the Editor: climate, bike racks and the stadium
Letters to the Editor: climate, bike racks and the stadium
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including mitigating the flooding risks in South Dunedin, the "temporary" bike rack ban, and still justifying the stadium.
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Powered into action as dreaded outage looms
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Powered into action as dreaded outage looms
Please read this quickly because that’s how I’m writing it, as the electricity is about to be cut off.
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No sneaking out of racecourse
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No sneaking out of racecourse
At a meeting of the Forbury Park Trotting Club last night the Chairman said the reason why the pass-out checks were discontinued was because people were in the habit of going out to the sandhills and betting with the bookmakers.
US on one path, we need our own
US on one path, we need our own
Is it time to reconsider traditional alliances Kevin Clements asks.
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Like a trying passion like I’ve fallen over
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Like a trying passion like I’ve fallen over
"Being able to ask questions without feeling whakamā" was one of the responses I received in an online survey given to students before starting my tutorials.