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Letters to the Editor: state care and shipping containers
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a positive story of state-based care, land tenure in Aotearoa, and unsightly shipping containers in Ravensbourne.
Opinion
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Through glass, muttering darkly
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Through glass, muttering darkly
Next time you are crunching your way through shards and chunks of broken glass in the gutter in North Dunedin, or your bike gets yet another puncture, it is unlikely you will stop and think how glass has shaped our modern world.
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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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In the red corner
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In the red corner
There have been many great parliamentary rivalries over the years ... Muldoon vs Lange, Clark vs Brash, Michael Cullen vs anybody.
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A lesson in blanket judgements, stereotypes
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A lesson in blanket judgements, stereotypes
Civis was contemplating stereotypes and blanket judgements the other day.
Within living memory ...
Within living memory ...
Parks and recreation worker Michael Mathias found a novel use for his wheelbarrow at smoko time at the Oval in November 1984.
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Green created from ‘eyesore’
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Green created from ‘eyesore’
Ideal weather conditions favoured the opening of the new bowling green and croquet lawn of the recently-formed Leith Bowling and Croquet Club at the Woodhaugh Gardens on Saturday afternoon.
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Measured response a dose of realism
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Measured response a dose of realism
It is a shame that the subject of Covid-19, and more specifically New Zealand’s response to the pandemic, is so polarising.
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
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Cartoonist's view - Yeo
Todays cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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Letters to Editor: lagoon, buses, Dunedin's beauty
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Letters to Editor: lagoon, buses, Dunedin's beauty
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the Hawksbury lagoon, government spending, and the charm of Dunedin's landscaping and architecture.
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Improvements at Forbury
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Improvements at Forbury
The Forbury Park Trotting Club were favoured by perfect weather for the opening of the spring meeting, and this, in conjunction with an attractive card, drew an excellent attendance.
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Suffering Pākehā Fomo? Some handy do’s and don’ts
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Suffering Pākehā Fomo? Some handy do’s and don’ts
I have read a few opinion pieces lately that have reminded me of the myths and legends that some Pākehā people tell other Pākehā people about Māori people.
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Netanyahu and international justice
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Netanyahu and international justice
The indictment of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defence minister Yoav Gallant by the International Criminal Court on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza...
Seymour should heed his own advice and stick to what he knows
Seymour should heed his own advice and stick to what he knows
Sir Ian Taylor has some advice for Act New Zealand leader David Seymour about sticking to what he knows.
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Gang law impact unknown
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Gang law impact unknown
There has been a long build-up to the gang patch ban which came into force last week, but it is still unclear what impact it might have on gang activity.
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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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Grow up, then calm down on boozing
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Grow up, then calm down on boozing
The clamps on alcohol are coming down in studentville.
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Letters to the Editor: the hospital, the law, snail mail and Russia
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Letters to the Editor: the hospital, the law, snail mail and Russia
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the hospital situation, the fallacy of "one law for all", the speed of snail mail, and uniting against Russia.
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To do: go walk the length of London St
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To do: go walk the length of London St
There's a cruise ship in port this sunny morning and already Lyttelton is thronged with the plump and elderly, mostly in shorts that it’s hard to forgive.
Mt Iron not right for a bike park
Mt Iron not right for a bike park
Mark Buckingham is concerned about plans to build a mountainbike park on Mt Iron in Wānaka.