The latest chapter in an enduring story
The latest chapter in an enduring story
The opening of a new community hub marks a new chapter in Plunket’s relationship with Dunedin, Fiona Kingsford writes.
Opinion
Project 2025 or Mission 2025? Or regression v progression?
Project 2025 or Mission 2025? Or regression v progression?
John Drummond contrasts climate approaches from opposite ends of the political spectrum.
How to survive the gruelling conference circuit
How to survive the gruelling conference circuit
From every conference I've taken away a much deeper insight into the industries they are in and, importantly, our opportunity as a business to position ourselves within it, Sarah Ramsay writes.
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The fresh eyes of jurors
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The fresh eyes of jurors
We raise the bar for jury trials at our peril.
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We like to line up — the line is drawn at queues in pubs
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We like to line up — the line is drawn at queues in pubs
Not only are queues frustrating but the very word is annoyingly hard to spell.
How are we to respond to atrocities in the Gaza war?
How are we to respond to atrocities in the Gaza war?
Palestinian lives should matter, Peter Matheson writes.
We must do better for our nurses
We must do better for our nurses
Staff are the other casualties of an inadequate hospital, Mike Hunter writes in the fourth part of his six-part series.
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Cups hotly contested
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Cups hotly contested
The annual sports meeting of the Otago Girls’ High School was held at the Caledonian Ground yesterday afternoon.
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Waikato medical school folly
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Waikato medical school folly
When the government wants to put every taxpayer dollar spent under intense scrutiny, so it is not funding dumb stuff, it is hard to understand why the third medical school proposal is not a dead duck.
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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: hospital, US election, cycleway
Letters to the Editor: hospital, US election, cycleway
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including Dunedin's new hospital, the US election and a clip-on cycleway.
Lie down, get a stiff drink, and get ready to go nowhere fast
Lie down, get a stiff drink, and get ready to go nowhere fast
Caroline Hunter battles to contact the outside world.
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The Trump topic (almost) everyone can agree on
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The Trump topic (almost) everyone can agree on
Nobody knows who will win the US election this week, but it is clear that Donald Trump has at least an even chance of returning to the White House for the next four years.
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Awakening to the great Scott’s works
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Awakening to the great Scott’s works
Do you know where your name is from? Are you named after a grandmother, a great-uncle, or an old family friend?
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All Blacks’ ‘scientific’ game
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All Blacks’ ‘scientific’ game
Dublin, November 2: The ground was very heavy as the result of a soaking rain.
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Steering the wrong course
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Steering the wrong course
To say the atmosphere was tense on the bridge of the Interislander ferry Aratere on the evening of June 21 would probably be putting things mildly.
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Letters to the Editor: hospital, rugby challenge and concerts
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Letters to the Editor: hospital, rugby challenge and concerts
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the new hospital, a challenge for the England rugby team and a call for more concerts at the stadium.
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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An annual event without the regular trimmings
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An annual event without the regular trimmings
Blink and you might have missed it, but Prime Minister Christopher Luxon visited Dunedin on Thursday.
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Flood damage topples train
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Flood damage topples train
The train which left Blenheim last evening for Ward narrowly escaped a terrible disaster.