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* POLICE TO CUT 173 JOBS IN COST-SAVING DRIVE
POLICE TO CUT 173 JOBS IN COST-SAVING DRIVE
Police have confirmed a plan to shed more than 170 jobs. In August it
consulted with staff on a proposal to cut 170 jobs, and it confirmed today it
landed on cutting 173. Staff were informed of...
* SENIOR DOCTORS WARN GOVT OVER STALLED HOSPITAL
SENIOR DOCTORS WARN GOVT OVER STALLED HOSPITAL
The southern region’s leading clinicians have sent a letter urging the
government not to make further cuts to the new Dunedin hospital project.
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FLOODING ‘SHOT IN THE ARM’ FOR SOUTH D
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FLOODING ‘SHOT IN THE ARM’ FOR SOUTH D
Flooding in South Dunedin this month could actually be cause for optimism,
the man leading the city’s response to climate change challenges in the
low-lying suburb says.
* After-hours acute care starts after two-year gap
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AFTER-HOURS ACUTE CARE STARTS AFTER TWO-YEAR GAP
Central Otago health leaders are celebrating the opening of Wānaka’s new
overnight acute services.
* Otago forwards included in All Blacks squad
OTAGO FORWARDS INCLUDED IN ALL BLACKS SQUAD
Four Otago forwards will join an extended All Blacks squad as training cover
before the test in Japan at the end of next week.
* Damaged house ‘living nightmare’
DAMAGED HOUSE ‘LIVING NIGHTMARE’
A Dunedin solo mother is at breaking point after her Clyde Hill property was
red-stickered following this month’s flood event.
* After-hours acute care starts after two-year gap
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AFTER-HOURS ACUTE CARE STARTS AFTER TWO-YEAR GAP
Central Otago health leaders are celebrating the opening of Wānaka’s new
overnight acute services.
* Otago forwards included in All Blacks squad
OTAGO FORWARDS INCLUDED IN ALL BLACKS SQUAD
Four Otago forwards will join an extended All Blacks squad as training cover
before the test in Japan at the end of next week.
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* WANTED MAN MAY BE IN INVERCARGILL
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POWER AND TECHNIQUE A WINNING COMBO
DUNEDIN
‘NO IDEA’ ABOUT CITY’S ISSUES
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has been accused of having "no idea" about
Dunedin issues after a second fumble in a matter of weeks.
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BIPARTISAN HEALTH PLANS CALLED FOR
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BIPARTISAN HEALTH PLANS CALLED FOR
Chloe Swarbrick is calling for all political parties to have a bipartisan
discussion about health infrastructure as a way of avoiding the debacles that
have plagued the new Dunedin hospital project.
* VANDERVIS WALKS OUT OF GEORGE ST DEBATE
VANDERVIS WALKS OUT OF GEORGE ST DEBATE
Tense exchanges about what a Dunedin city councillor was allowed to say about
an upgrade of George St led to him walking out of a debate.
* CRUISE SHIP PASSENGERS GREETED BY PROTESTERS
CRUISE SHIP PASSENGERS GREETED BY PROTESTERS
The first cruise ship passengers in Dunedin this season got a cool reception
from climate change protesters, who accused them of destroying the planet.
REGIONS
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RESIDENTS RISING UP IN PROTEST
Waipori Falls residents are rising up in protest at what they say are
unwarranted negative headlines about their little slice of paradise.
* SOUTHLAND WHITEBAITING SWOOP NETS FOUR FISHING ILLEGALLY
SOUTHLAND WHITEBAITING SWOOP NETS FOUR FISHING ILLEGALLY
Four Southland men face fines and the destruction of their fishing equipment
after being caught illegally whitebaiting.
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PRINCIPAL WORKING ‘OFF SITE’; NOT STOOD DOWN
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PRINCIPAL WORKING ‘OFF SITE’; NOT STOOD DOWN
The principal of a troubled North Otago school which has lost almost half its
pupils this year is now working "off site".
* SEA LION REWARD RISES
SEA LION REWARD RISES
A reward for information regarding the shooting of two Catlins sea lions has
more than doubled its initial amount.
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NATIONAL
MATES FILM BRUTAL SLAYING OF STAG AFTER DRIVER RUNS IT DOWN
Spurred on by his mates who were shouting “Go, go, go”, Quinn Woodman
deliberately drove at speed towards a wild stag that was roaming a semi-urban
street in the early hours of the morning.
* MERGER LEAVES THE PUBLIC OUT IN THE COLD
MERGER LEAVES THE PUBLIC OUT IN THE COLD
Niwa’s unauthorised competition with MetService appears to have paid off,
with the government giving the go-ahead for it to absorb the state-owned
weather forecaster.
* MAYOR ADMITS GOVT 'RIGHT TO BE CONCERNED' ABOUT COUNCIL
MAYOR ADMITS GOVT 'RIGHT TO BE CONCERNED' ABOUT COUNCIL
Wellington mayor Tory Whanau says ministers are "right to be concerned from
what they've seen" after threats of possible government intervention, but
denies her council is a shambles.
* POLICE LOOKING FOR YOUTHS AFTER CRIME SPREE
POLICE LOOKING FOR YOUTHS AFTER CRIME SPREE
Police are hunting a group of youths after a crime spree in Christchurch
overnight that included several "serious incidents".
SPORT
OTAGO FORWARDS INCLUDED IN ALL BLACKS SQUAD
Four Otago forwards will join an extended All Blacks squad as training cover
before the test in Japan at the end of next week.
* DOMINANT ST CLAIR PAIR LEAD CLUB TO VICTORY
DOMINANT ST CLAIR PAIR LEAD CLUB TO VICTORY
Parker Aluesi and Cody McMullan were the star performers as St Clair claimed
senior A men’s victory in the Otago pennant finals at the Alexandra club at
the weekend.
* NZ OVERCOME PHILIPPINES
NZ OVERCOME PHILIPPINES
New Zealand retained their perfect record at the world mixed championships in
Scotland with an 11-3 win over the Philippines yesterday.
* COLTMAN OFF TO US
COLTMAN OFF TO US
Otago hooker Liam Coltman has signed with the Utah Warriors and will play in
the Major League Rugby competition next year.
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ROAST RHUBARB BRIOCHE
* THE TASTE OF SPRING
* MASTERING ALL THE SWEET BASICS
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SOME OF THOSE SPECIAL PINOTS
BUSINESS
ACC ANNOUNCES $7.2 BILLION DEFICIT
The Accident Compensation Corporation has slumped to a $7.2 billion full-year
deficit, as the scheme blames court decisions for expanding its boundaries and
as it expects higher costs.
* SFF BUYS INTO WOOL SCOUR NZ
SFF BUYS INTO WOOL SCOUR NZ
Silver Fern Farms Co-operative has taken a 12.5% stake in Wool Scour New
Zealand Ltd, the largest woolscourer by volume in the world.
* INFLATION AT LOWEST LEVEL IN 3½ YEARS
INFLATION AT LOWEST LEVEL IN 3½ YEARS
Inflation has slowed to a three-year low, with the consumer price index
falling back into the Reserve Bank's target band.
* HOW MUCH LESS THAN ASKING PRICE SHOULD YOU OFFER?
HOW MUCH LESS THAN ASKING PRICE SHOULD YOU OFFER?
More "realistic" house sellers are finding buyers - and there's a warning
that anyone expecting lower interest rates to mean higher prices right away
could be disappointed.
RURAL LIFE
TARRAS FARM WIELDS POWER OF SUN
Tarras farmer Sam Spiers admits he did not know much about solar when he
first pondered an alternative power source to pump water uphill to his
irrigation pivots.
* MAYOR WORRIED FOR PUKEURI WORKERS
MAYOR WORRIED FOR PUKEURI WORKERS
Waitaki’s Mayor says he is worried at the impact on Waitaki employees in the
meat processing sector following the Alliance Group’s planned retrenchment
from its Smithfield site in Timaru.
* TRIP HIGHLIGHTS GENETIC POTENTIAL
TRIP HIGHLIGHTS GENETIC POTENTIAL
Beef industries overseas are increasingly recognising the power of genetic
tools to future-proof their sectors and address their biggest challenges,
Beef + Lamb New Zealand says.
* ANGRY FARMERS CALL TO BLOCK RIVER ACCESS
ANGRY FARMERS CALL TO BLOCK RIVER ACCESS
Southland Federated Farmers wants its members to rip down access signs and
block anglers from their land as a dispute escalates over a controversial
court decision.
LIFE & STYLE
BALANCING NUTRITION FOR HORMONE HEALTH
This month is World Menopause Awareness Month.
* LAND OF STUNNING VISTAS
LAND OF STUNNING VISTAS
A week of Swiss wonders: photography student Johannes Guldner explores the
heart of the Alps.
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WILLING AND ABLE
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WILLING AND ABLE
Caught in the latest government policy changes, Elaine and Chris Gousmett,
cannot see a way ahead after decades of battling for adequate disability
services.
* POST OFFICE FOR SALE - COMPLETE WITH 12-FOOT SHARK
SOUTH ISLAND POST OFFICE FOR SALE - COMPLETE WITH 12-FOOT SHARK
Ross Brownson's house is known for its colourful variety of sea creatures,
most notably a 12-foot (3.65m) shark. Now that house is up for sale, and the
sea creatures are too.
LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT
* HUNTING THE GOOD LIFE
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KEEPING HER LANGUAGE LIVE THROUGH DANCE
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NAVIGATING HISTORY THROUGH DESIGN
* DAINTY FLOWERS IMPRESSIVE IN A CLUSTER
WORLD
HARRIS DEFENDS RECORD ON BLACK INCARCERATION
US Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has defended her record as a
prosecutor and pledged to decriminalise marijuana as president as she aims to
shore up support among black men.
* MONKEYING AROUND
MONKEYING AROUND
Juvenile Chacma baboons play on a vehicle during a raid on refuse bins by a
troop of Chacma baboons foraging in the residential neighbourhood of Capri in
Cape Town, South Africa, yesterday.
* N KOREA BLOWS UP INTER-KOREAN ROAD, RAIL LINES NEAR BORDER
N KOREA BLOWS UP INTER-KOREAN ROAD, RAIL LINES NEAR BORDER
North Korea has blown up sections of inter-Korean roads and rail lines on its
side of the heavily fortified border between the two Koreas, prompting South
Korea's military to fire warning shots.
* BOEING PREPARES LAYOFF NOTICES FOR THOUSANDS OF WORKERS
BOEING PREPARES LAYOFF NOTICES FOR THOUSANDS OF WORKERS
Thousands of Boeing staff will get layoff notices within weeks, a union and
industry sources says.
OPINION
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DON’T FORGET TO REMEMBER US
Sometimes, no matter how hard you look, New Zealand simply isn’t there.
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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: SECESSION AND THE WHOLE TRUTH
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: SECESSION AND THE WHOLE TRUTH
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including southern
independence, when practical people trump the experts, and faking it until
you make it.
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THE BEST TO BE FOUND IN TRAVEL: HONEST FRIENDS
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THE BEST TO BE FOUND IN TRAVEL: HONEST FRIENDS
I am blaming the fabulous Tami Neilson and friendship for my hypocrisy.
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* ACC ANNOUNCES $7.2 BILLION DEFICIT
* WANTED MAN MAY BE IN INVERCARGILL
* SENIOR DOCTORS WARN GOVT OVER STALLED HOSPITAL
* SOUTHLAND WHITEBAITING SWOOP NETS FOUR FISHING ILLEGALLY
* WĀNAKA'S NEW AFTER-HOURS MEDICAL CENTRE OPENS
* PRINCIPAL 'CHUFFED' WITH KAIKORAI'S NEW 'RISKY' PLAYGROUND
* YACHTIES SAIL FORTH IN SEASON’S OPENING DAY REGATTA
* TRAIN TRIP TO PUKERANGI BACK IN BUSINESS
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