Otago Daily Times - 2018-04-06

• Maniototo Hospital gets milliondol­lar Govt boost
• Children’s camp may be closed
• Boutique hotel being developed in historic building
• rnz CHAIRMAN 'gobsmacked'
• Weedy climbers
• Communitie­s key in ‘science storytelli­ng’
• EPA head denies he misled MPs
• Super quiz
• Stranded pilot whales die as rescue efforts fail
• NZ plastic heads to other Asian countries
• Worn tyre treads linked to fatal crashes
• EQC Christchur­ch cleanup bill blows out by $200m
• ORC still will not change bus route
• 80plus redundanci­es voluntaril­y at university
• Wests pins hopes on National MPs
• Former inspector in relationsh­ip with teenage male
• Nasa scientist makes star appearance at school
• Business donates $30,000 to Mosgiel pool complex fund
• City WiFi network completed
• DCC to advise on sustainabl­e design
• Murdoch play to open, at last
• Call for urgent action on postgradua­te allowances
• Third crossing joins dance
• May date given for opening of twolane bridge
• Whistleblo­wer campaigns for changes to behaviour
• Rubbish dumped in ‘hangout spots’ irks group
• Uturn on visitor taxes
• St Bathans shift may be on the cards
• Radiology centre open for business
• Tourist deplores company’s communicat­ion after fire
• Plenty of active transport funding: council
• First night match big success
• Chill too much for swimmer
• Full bus left children behind; extra bus sought
• Trust seeks to lease and build
• Submission­s received
• Sikhs, knives and religious freedom
• Shane Jones was right to rev up Air NZ
• Gladbrook dispersal
• Innocent until proven guilty with UK poisoning
• Men are ‘still fair game’ for denigratio­n
• Sad and slightly on the creepy side
• Biting bullet of taxation fairness real issue now
• Aust reaction raises issue of sin
• California on goslow over use of National Guard
• YouTube shooter practised
• Boycott of university over ‘killer robots’
• Bapcor exits last of group
• Market commentari­es
• ANZ commodity price index continues to rise
• Pressure may go on mortgage rates
• Consumner confidence remains high
• Some positives seen for Sky despite loss of Rugby World Cup
• Strong demand boosts Scott
• Synlait to lift lactoferri­n production
• Attracting wildlife with natives
• Your garden
• Today in history
• Grapefruit’s medicinal caution
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Your stars
• Judge to sum up in indecency case
• Law Society investigat­ing firm in Wellington over ‘incidents’
• Dunedin District Court
• Charged over Warriors gear
• Restaurant owner fined over contracts
• The pros and cons of the Te Araroa trail
• Govt to honour earlier irrigation commitment­s
• Liverpool and Barca eye last four
• Numbers suggest rugby in trouble
• Stark focused on leaving injury behind
• Clutha looking strong for trophy tussle
• Three teams remain unbeaten
• Close game expected at Frankton
• Loss in last game sums up season
• In sand and imaginary one down wicket
• Season, after signing with Kobe Steelers
• Fragile Ferns struggle to beat Uganda
• Black Sticks women too good for Scotland
• Big fish fail and minnows prevail on eventful first day for Games
• Sissons shines but medals elude Kiwis
• Queenstown club ‘pretty proud’
• Old hands show how it’s done
• Different tasks for veteran and rising star
• Draw poses challenge for Derby frontrunne­rs
• TURN IT UP

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