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Will saying sorry ease the pain?
Apologies, once postponed, became harder and harder to make, and finally impossible, Scarlett O’Hara said in Gone With The Wind.
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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Letters to Editor: consultants, hospital, airport
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Letters to Editor: consultants, hospital, airport
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including consultants hired to review retrofitting the old hospital, New Zealand's history of offering asylum, and the airport
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Is the ministry prepared for a Murchison backlash?
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Is the ministry prepared for a Murchison backlash?
In recent weeks I have been reminded you can take the girl out of Murchison, but you can’t take Murchison out of the girl.
Moving services not moving with times
Moving services not moving with times
Shifting surgical services to rural hospitals is not an alternative to a proper rebuild of Dunedin hospital, Mike Hunter writes in part five of his series on the health system.
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Whaling ship takes on coal
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Whaling ship takes on coal
The Norwegian whaling steamer Sir James Clark Ross berthed at Port Chalmers yesterday to take in coal and water preparatory to leaving for a second trip to the Antarctic. In terms of a three-season...
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Long-needed law change nears
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Long-needed law change nears
A longstanding anomaly in New Zealand law is about to be eliminated and not before time.
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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: dogs, US, heritage
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Letters to Editor: dogs, US, heritage
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including comments on a proposal relating to the Woodside Glen Track, the psychology behind US voters, and the heritage of one of Dunedin's...
Dunedin’s own heritage dilemma
Dunedin’s own heritage dilemma
Heritage is not a dirty word David Kiddey writes.
Are we sleepwalking towards imminent disasters?
Are we sleepwalking towards imminent disasters?
Noel O’Malley surveys the planet and is left feeling rather nervous.
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Christchurch’s tribute to fallen
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Christchurch’s tribute to fallen
Christchurch, November 11: The Bridge of Remembrance over the Avon, at Cashel street, Christchurch, was dedicated this morning by Archbishop Julius in memory of Canterbury’s sacrifices in the Great...
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Locals no longer strutting their stuff on the local stages
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Locals no longer strutting their stuff on the local stages
"What do you actually do in the country?" shrieked Delia.
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Treaty Principles Bill lands
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Treaty Principles Bill lands
Nothing about the Treaty Principles Bill can escape controversy.
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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: IRD, US election, new hospital
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Letters to the Editor: IRD, US election, new hospital
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the IRD, US election and the new hospital.A strange message and even stranger contentThis morning I received an email from Inland...
You can’t walk down Glover Street and turn into Brasch Drive
You can’t walk down Glover Street and turn into Brasch Drive
Jim Sullivan’s opinion piece (ODT 29.10.24) on the origin of street names and Jean Balchin’s column (4.11.24) on Sir Walter Scott got me thinking about the scarcity of Dunedin streets...
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Building as best as they can
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Building as best as they can
Time works some great changes occasionally, and this fact becomes quite evident to anyone who pays periodical visits to Logan Park to view the progress being made with the erection of the...
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Defining the night of the old white men
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Defining the night of the old white men
The Roman empire survived for four centuries despite having many rulers worse than Donald Trump (eg Caligula, Nero and Commodus), so we should not write off the United States just yet (250 years...
Trump’s election win puts new spin on Apec summit
Trump’s election win puts new spin on Apec summit
The Donald Trump victory in the US election could spark a New Zealand rethink at Apec, Geoffrey Miller writes.