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Lobbying for lobbying controls
Those behind the Level the Playing Field campaign launched last week will be hoping for better traction than previous attempts to address New Zealand’s lobbying free-for-all.
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 the Editor: tariffs, health and karakia
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Letters to the Editor: tariffs, health and karakia
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including America's tariff fight with China, the cost of borrowing money for health, and the disputes around karakia.
Stop wasting the gem of South Dunedin
Stop wasting the gem of South Dunedin
South Dunedin is a desirable, not a dire, residence proud local Lynne Newell writes.
Statistical anomaly from Gaza strikes disturbs
Statistical anomaly from Gaza strikes disturbs
I was just idly looking at the casualty numbers the other day, and I noticed that there was something badly wrong with them. This will take a little time and a few stats, but it’s worth staying...
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Rival to Amundsen’s expedition
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Rival to Amundsen’s expedition
Mr Grettir Algarsson, with a crew of 20 volunteers practically all in the twenties, sailed from Falmouth on board the Iceland today for the North Pole. He expects to commence his flight in the...
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The one more year mystery
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The one more year mystery
What really did happen at the Dunedin City Council meeting to decide on chief executive Sandy Graham’s contract?
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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: homelessness, the Greens and the council
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Letters to the Editor: homelessness, the Greens and the council
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including homelessness in Dunedin, a sorry episode for the Greens, and the new, upgraded DCC archives.
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The secret diary of ... dirty politics
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The secret diary of ... dirty politics
By Steve Braunias
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Magnificent Fiordland
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Magnificent Fiordland
The hut at Lake Howden is charmingly situated near the outlet of the lake.
Within living memory
Within living memory
Attending the Mosgiel centennial banquet in April 1985, at the Taieri High School's Hyslop Hall, were all five mayors of the area.
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It turns out woolly thinking is something to be applauded
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It turns out woolly thinking is something to be applauded
Proof positive this week that individual voices can turn around the ocean liner that is Parliament.
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Orange is a warning light for NZ democracy
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Orange is a warning light for NZ democracy
As United States President Donald Trump blunders, bluffs and bullies, Civis wonders how vulnerable New Zealand is to such leadership.
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Running roughshod over great and small, rich and poor
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Running roughshod over great and small, rich and poor
All over the world, devout Christians will be reaching for their Bibles, reading and re-reading Revelation 13:16-17.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
What politicians could actually do about issues raised in ‘Adolescence’
What politicians could actually do about issues raised in ‘Adolescence’
Everyone is talking about Adolescence, but will that equate to action, Robert Lawson asks.
Physio pool campaign heating up
Physio pool campaign heating up
Hope endures that the Dunedin physiotherapy pool can be recommissioned, John Bezett writes.
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A question of privilege
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A question of privilege
It is just as well Parliament has now adjourned for a long recess, because the tempers of some of our politicians are starting to become somewhat frayed.
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Let China sort itself
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Let China sort itself
Dr Pott, president of St John’s University, Shanghai, observes in a recent review article, "The problem of China is one of the greatest of the present century.