Otago Daily Times - 2018-05-24

• NZTA to finish shared path
• Millionair­es see resort as haven: Dotcom
• ‘Critic’ receives apology for destructio­n of menstruati­on issue
• Support jobs go at Otago University
• Music critic's role reversal
• Murder accused also on sex charge
• Otematata wants 'fair share'
• Bad manners and uncomfy seats mar glorious recital
• Super quiz
• Cheesemake­rs ‘worse off’ in EU trade deal
• Get tougher on smoking, MPs told
• Govt halts plans to end school decile funding
• Marijuana referendum may be next year
• Owner still waiting for answers on cause of fire
• Toitu museum visitor numbers likely to reach record this year
• Hotel design may be revised again
• Resource consent for St Hilda’s arts facility
• Afterhours care may change
• Accreditat­ion review for radiology in June
• Longservin­g rural police officer makes career change
• Venezuela expels US envoys over sanctions
• ‘Prisoners of illusions’
• Jackson’s gravitydef­ying forward tilt demystifie­d
• Everything you need for the snow
• Car seats and winter — every parent’s dilemma!
• Drive to the conditions this winter
• ZooMoo crew to glue you to new viewing
• Teachers begin pay discussion meetings
• Play pretty but predictabl­e
• Songs similar but insightful
• Warnings as cold snap set to continue
• No charges for officer who repeatedly tasered goat
• Water quality leads 10year plan hearing
• Section numbers slashed by developer
• Police guidelines updated in wake of tasering incident
• Dogs kill yelloweyed penguins
• Yet more families apply for Century Farms Awards
• Farmer has to start again after ‘M. bovis’
• CDC votes for facilityba­sed changes to rates boundaries
• Council yet to receive govt funding for labour survey
• FORECAST TEMPERED
• Pupils helping gather air pollution data
• Residents oppose plans for their road
• Council: adaptation to weather required
• Omarama at a crossroads
• Keep South Dunedin’s Kiwibank, NZ Post, open
• It’s not worth acting yet on sealevel rise
• An unlikely coalition: The enemy of my enemy is my friend
• Shedding light on an invisible illness
• A small triumph against impotence
• Festival offers a ‘slightly eccentric’ experience for all
• Jackie Clarke to headline Friday-night Fire and Steam Festival
• Steampunk NZ Festival programme
• Historic contract for Moata’ane
• Dad’s decision reaps rewards
• Australia takes chances to poach 30 win
• New England captain believes his side can win cup
• Experience­d French squad named to tour NZ
• A Rocknroll Dance most popular
• Time right for US move: Dunn
• Rodger success story of Otago players scattered around NBL
• Concern over safety forces Star’s default
• Strong claycourt leadin for McLachlan
• Bennett not ruling out another club
• Last year’s finalists looking ominous early in season
• Drivers’ title priority for Orange — for now
• Councillor guilty, but defiant
• Man jailed after brutal assault on partner
• No parole for Rewa, board says
• Cases of Fleet accused called
• Market commentari­es
• New conditions restrict slipway use
• Steel & Tube share price takes big fall
• ‘M. bovis’ worries dampen forecast
• ‘Positive’ start for wooltradin­g platform
• Joint exhibition to celebrate ‘Landfall’
• Exhibition­s
• Talks and workshops
• Music and Performanc­e
• ‘‘One Careful Lady Owner’’, Madeleine Child
• ‘‘<Bright Cave>’’ (Blue Oyster Art Project Space)
• Gigs and dances
• Today in history
• Vulnerable verbs
• Daily crossword
• Your stars
• National takes aim at Speaker
• NZDF reveals deployment­s

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