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Te Tiriti was a protector while the State was an abuser
It has been a very big week for whānau.
Opinion
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A divisive and unnecessary day
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A divisive and unnecessary day
David Seymour believes he has instigated an important national conversation, but the first reading debate of his Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill was nothing more than an undignified...
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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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Letters to Editor: banks, dogs, media
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Letters to Editor: banks, dogs, media
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a unique funding method for the Dunedin hospital, dogs in Woodrose Glen, and trust in the media.
It’s time for the ‘Mahuta doctrine’
It’s time for the ‘Mahuta doctrine’
What will it take for New Zealand to confront Israel over its actions against the Palestinian people, John Hobbs asks.
The Treaty of Waitangi should be considered as a covenant relationship
The Treaty of Waitangi should be considered as a covenant relationship
A hikoi opposing the Treaty Principles Bill is making its way to Wellington.
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Fire destroys Teviot woolshed
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Fire destroys Teviot woolshed
A fire broke out in the woolshed on the Teviot Station at 5.30am yesterday, with the result that the huge building was completely gutted.
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Burn, baby, burn in Trump’s world
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Burn, baby, burn in Trump’s world
It is that time of year again, when the great and not-so-great, the pragmatic and the optimistic, the developed and the developing, butt heads to make some progress on slowing climate change.
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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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Fees hike cruel news just as year ends
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Fees hike cruel news just as year ends
Just when you thought the university year was over, the team upstairs plants a bombshell announcing a 6% increase in course fees from here-on in.
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Letters to Editor: hospital, privatisation, Trump
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Letters to Editor: hospital, privatisation, Trump
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including ways to better utilise the media to pressure government, the benefits of public over private, and Republicans.
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Climate change needs real money
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Climate change needs real money
It's hard to imagine a less plausible venue for the annual United Nations-sponsored conference on climate than the dictatorial petrostate of Azerbaijan.
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Optometrical magic, mysterious memory
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Optometrical magic, mysterious memory
As I drove to the optometrist’s I found myself humming a tune, and it was only after I had hummed it a few times that I recalled the lyrics.
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Standing up to the All Blacks
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Standing up to the All Blacks
The stern fight which Cambridge gave the All Blacks is featured in most of the newspapers.
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Will saying sorry ease the pain?
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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.
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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...