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* LUXON NOT BUDGING ON $1.9B COST
LUXON NOT BUDGING ON $1.9B COST
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says the government will not budge on the
budget cap it has set of $1.9 billion for the new Dunedin hospital.
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DOCTORS QUIT AMID PATIENT SAFETY RISK DISAGREEMENT
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DOCTORS QUIT AMID PATIENT SAFETY RISK DISAGREEMENT
Two doctors have quit amid a furore in Gore over the use of unregulated
physician associates, the Otago Daily Times understands.
* VIOLATION POSSIBLE IN HOSPITAL CHANGES
VIOLATION POSSIBLE IN HOSPITAL CHANGES
The United Nations Association of New Zealand claims the government could be
in violation of the right to health, with the continued changes to the new
Dunedin hospital.
* Braving cold to raise money for Heart Kids New Zealand
BRAVING COLD TO RAISE MONEY FOR HEART KIDS NEW ZEALAND
Splashing about in a pool of icy cold water are the Naughty Nemos at the
Heart Kids New Zealand "Heart Stopper Challenge" at the Olympic Gym, in
Mosgiel, yesterday.
* Buddy the sheep fan of the back seat
BUDDY THE SHEEP FAN OF THE BACK SEAT
The back of the car is usually reserved for children, dogs or shopping bags
from the supermarket.
* Braving cold to raise money for Heart Kids New Zealand
BRAVING COLD TO RAISE MONEY FOR HEART KIDS NEW ZEALAND
Splashing about in a pool of icy cold water are the Naughty Nemos at the
Heart Kids New Zealand "Heart Stopper Challenge" at the Olympic Gym, in
Mosgiel, yesterday.
* Buddy the sheep fan of the back seat
BUDDY THE SHEEP FAN OF THE BACK SEAT
The back of the car is usually reserved for children, dogs or shopping bags
from the supermarket.
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TECHNOLOGY FOR PARKING ENFORCEMENT ANNOUNCED
* BRAVERY IN FIRE REWARDED
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‘MORE THAN ENOUGH’ CITY BOTTLE STORES
DUNEDIN
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SOLD THEATRE COULD BE CITY ASSET: DCC
Selling the historically significant former Fortune Theatre could allow it to be
transformed into an asset the city can be proud of, Dunedin city councillors
have been told.
* CRUISING FOR HOSPICE
CRUISING FOR HOSPICE
TJ O’Reilly, of Aramoana, shows off his 1943 Commer at the Otago Community
Hospice Charity Cruise and Car Show at Hancock Park yesterday.
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‘STRONG VIEW’ ORC SHOULD RETAIN SIX DUNEDIN REPS
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‘STRONG VIEW’ ORC SHOULD RETAIN SIX DUNEDIN REPS
Dunedin city councillors could today approve an appeal of an Otago Regional
Council decision that stripped the city of a representative.
* INTO THE FESTIVE SPIRIT
INTO THE FESTIVE SPIRIT
From tea cosies to chopping boards, 160 vendors gathered at the Edgar
Centre for the annual Christmas Artisan Market yesterday.
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PRISON VIOLENCE: INJURED OFFICERS GO TO HOSPITAL
Two Otago Corrections Facility staff have become the latest victims in a spate
of prisoner violence and taken to hospital after an alleged assault by an inmate
last week.
* PM'S SECRET ITINERARY LEFT ON QUEENSTOWN POLICE DASHBOARD
PM'S SECRET ITINERARY LEFT ON QUEENSTOWN POLICE DASHBOARD
Police have admitted breaching security protocols after a copy of Prime
Minister Christopher Luxon's itinerary was left on the dashboard of a police
vehicle in Queenstown on Sunday.
* QLDC TO HEAR WĀNAKA MCDONALD'S SUBMISSIONS
QLDC TO HEAR WĀNAKA MCDONALD'S SUBMISSIONS
The Queenstown Lakes District Council is set to hear submissions from members
of the public today about a McDonald's restaurant opening in Wānaka.
* DELIGHT AS NEW ADVENTURE PARK OPENS
DELIGHT AS NEW ADVENTURE PARK OPENS
Motupōhue Adventure Park officially opened on the weekend and riders and
walkers of all abilities scaled the hill with delight.
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SECLUDED ACREAGE WITH STUNNING VIEWS
Discover your dream lifestyle on this stunning 17-acre (6.97 ha) sanctuary,
where every day feels like a vacation.
NATIONAL
LUXON ON GOVT'S FIRST YEAR IN CHARGE
Analysis - Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is loath to spend too much time
looking backwards.
* COP29: NZ COULD FACE BIG BILL AS FUNDING TARGET AGREED
COP29: NZ COULD FACE BIG BILL AS FUNDING TARGET AGREED
The government may be faced with a hefty bill to up its contribution to
international climate change efforts, as a new target is set to help
developing countries decarbonise.
* ACROSS THE WILDS OF NORTHLAND TO RAISE MONEY FOR MOVEMBER
ACROSS THE WILDS OF NORTHLAND TO RAISE MONEY FOR MOVEMBER
A trio of friends are undertaking a perilous journey cross-country after one
made a promise to a dying man.
* ALMOST 40 WHALES REFLOATED AFTER STRANDING AT NORTHLAND BEACH
ALMOST 40 WHALES REFLOATED AFTER STRANDING AT NORTHLAND BEACH
A mammoth effort from volunteers has seen the majority of the pod refloated.
SPORT
MAN CITY THUMPED BY SPURS, LIVERPOOL EXTEND LEAD
Man City's calamitous spell continued with a shocking 4-0 rout by
Tottenham, while Liverpool extended their lead at the top of the Premier League
table with a comeback win over Southampton.
* IPL AUCTION: BOULT GETS $2.5M, PANT SETS NEW RECORD
IPL AUCTION: BOULT GETS $2.5M, PANT SETS NEW RECORD
Trent Boult was the top New Zealand earner on the first day of the Indian
Premier League auction in Saudi Arabia.
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SOUTHERN CLOSE SEASON IN STYLE
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SOUTHERN CLOSE SEASON IN STYLE
Rose Morton never needs extra motivation to get up for Southern United.
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LANE STARS ON RETURN AS ALPINERS MEN LOCK DOWN PLACE IN FINAL
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LANE STARS ON RETURN AS ALPINERS MEN LOCK DOWN PLACE IN FINAL
Alpiners men’s captain Sam Lane skipped last week’s game.
* CONNECTIVITY KEY TO LONGEVITY
* SERVING GOOD HEARTY KAI
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SHOWCASING THE DIVERSITY OF WAITAKI VALLEY WINES
* BREW MARKS 100 YEARS OF FOUR SQUARE BRAND
BUSINESS
VR ALLOWING DRIVERS TO LEARN FROM EXPERIENCE
He might be involved in the latest virtual reality technology but Rhys Gardner
still likes to throw around some 2500-year-old wisdom.
* WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF CASH?
WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF CASH?
Australia will require some shops selling essential items to accept cash from
2026, and the Reserve Bank is not ruling out a policy response to safeguard
cash in New Zealand.
* THE BLACK FRIDAY 'SALES' THAT AREN'T SALES
THE BLACK FRIDAY 'SALES' THAT AREN'T SALES
Anna Hall says, when she's looking to make a big purchase, she'll often
wait for sales events like Black Friday, to see if she can get a better
discount.
* FAST 50 PUTS DUNEDIN HOUSING COMPANY EIGHTH
FAST 50 PUTS DUNEDIN HOUSING COMPANY EIGHTH
Dunedin's TGC Homes is the highest ranked southern business on this year’s
Deloitte Fast 50 index — placing eighth with revenue growth of 398%.
RURAL LIFE
CELEBRATING LIFETIMES ON THE FARM
The Gibson family, of Malvern Downs, marked 100 years on the Tarras property
with a celebration at the weekend. Rural editor Sally Rae talks to remarkable
nonagenarian Bill Gibson about...
* ‘GREAT DAY’ AS A&P SHOW HIGHLIGHTS BEST OF REGION
‘GREAT DAY’ AS A&P SHOW HIGHLIGHTS BEST OF REGION
The West Otago A&P Show has finished for another year, marking 111 years in
Tapanui.
* SHUTTING MEATWORKS COSTING ALLIANCE $51 MILLION
SHUTTING TIMARU MEATWORKS COSTING ALLIANCE $51 MILLION
Shutting down a large Timaru meatworks is costing troubled red meat
co-operative Alliance Group more than $51 million.
* ONLINE HUB TO HELP FARMERS BUILD RESILIENCE
ONLINE HUB TO HELP FARMERS BUILD RESILIENCE
An online hub featuring mental wellbeing tools and resources aims to help
farmers and growers deal with the stress of adverse weather events.
LIFE & STYLE
JUST WAY OUT OF LINE
At a recent community breakfast, people were chatting as they queued, and it
seemed like a good idea at the time to talk to the man next to us in the line.
* THE FUTURE IS AHEAD OF US
THE FUTURE IS AHEAD OF US
Our future doesn’t need to resemble a fried chicken promotion.
* VIKINGS OF THE SUNRISE
VIKINGS OF THE SUNRISE
When I was a student at university, every evening before dinner we thanked
God for our food, in Latin.
* MOON’S ‘STRAIGHT WALL’ SHOULD BE VISIBLE BY 3AM
MOON’S ‘STRAIGHT WALL’ SHOULD BE VISIBLE BY 3AM
Over the past few weeks, I have enjoyed some marvellous moon views using
binoculars and telescopes.
LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT
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ARTIST PICKING UP THE THREADS
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AI GENERATES WELL-ENDOWED ISSUES
* MEDITERRANEAN HISTORY TO SAVOUR
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A BOOK FOR ALL SEASONS
WORLD
COP29: NZ COULD FACE BIG BILL AS FUNDING TARGET AGREED
The government may be faced with a hefty bill to up its contribution to
international climate change efforts, as a new target is set to help developing
countries decarbonise.
* AUSTRALIA'S MISINFORMATION CRACKDOWN ON THE SCRAPHEAP
AUSTRALIA'S MISINFORMATION CRACKDOWN ON THE SCRAPHEAP
A crackdown on misinformation and disinformation on tech platforms has been
formally dumped by Australia's federal government.
* ONE DEAD AS STORM BATTERS BRITAIN
ONE DEAD AS STORM BATTERS BRITAIN
Storm Bert has battered Britain with snow, rain and strong winds, killing one
person and closing several railway lines, bridges and roads.
* COP29 CLINCHES CLIMATE FINANCE DEAL
COP29 CLINCHES CLIMATE FINANCE DEAL
Countries have agreed to an annual finance target of $US300 billion to help
poorer countries deal with impacts of climate change, according to a deal
clinched at the COP29 conference in Baku.
OPINION
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NEW CHILD STRATEGY RAISES QUESTIONS
Ensuring New Zealand is the best place in the world for children and young
people is the vision at the heart of the government’s new Child and Youth
Strategy, we are told.
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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: AQUA JOGGING, EDUCATION, THE DCC
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: AQUA JOGGING, EDUCATION, THE DCC
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including a small
concession for aqua joggers, navigating the education system, and Sandy
Graham's language choices.
* PRINCIPLES BILL DEBATE IS NOT A BINARY ARGUMENT
PRINCIPLES BILL DEBATE IS NOT A BINARY ARGUMENT
Do not overlook the fact there is a third position on the Treaty Principles
Bill Rob Hamlin writes.
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* COP29: NZ COULD FACE BIG BILL AS FUNDING TARGET AGREED
* IPL AUCTION: BOULT GETS $2.5M, PANT SETS NEW RECORD
* QLDC TO HEAR WĀNAKA MCDONALD'S SUBMISSIONS
* DRESS REHEARSAL
* TRAIL RUNNERS RACE AGAINST HORSES IN WEDDERBURN
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Doctors quit amid patient safety risk disagreement
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* One person injured in single-vehicle crash
* ODT quiz: November 25
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DCC LINING UP A ‘MAJOR EVENT’ FOR CITY
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