Otago Daily Times - 2018-06-22

• Historic moment for NZ
• Coach loses role after push for female parity
• Fired up for the festival
• Sheep rustling on Otago farm
• Honestly, I’d be delighted to be wrong
• Octacan items turn up by the thousand
• Trade talks under way with Europe
• Scrap public holidays: Seymour
• Broad BayPortobe­llo roadwideni­ng project on track for next May
• Gigatown rollout ends
• Scratch this, target of scam advises
• New harbour group appeals golf consent
• Humans need to get to grips with Earth’s issues
• Falsifying ages to serve in the First World War
• Students not to blame for poor flats
• Bureaucrat­s the key to any revolution — or undoing one
• Maybe VAR should be booted out?
• Australia honours chopper pilot
• ‘M. bovis’ concerns aired at MPI meeting
• ‘Landing bag’ for tricks to be installed
• Claim of 1080 drop stonewalli­ng
• Miner to go to court over Govt decision
• Trump backs down on separating immigrants
• ‘Chilling’ report on UK hospital scandal
• Warning of dramatic rise in heat, flood risks
• Senate passes farreachin­g tax cuts for Australian workers
• Women’s rights group draws on TV show
• Xero aims for a million UK customers
• Market commentari­es
• Fletcher CEO lays out way forward
• Economy expands 0.5% in March quarter
• Joint operation to check compliance with Nait rules
• Gentrack acquires Evolve Analytics
• Housing affordabil­ity rises in Otago and Southland
• Bellamy’s inks $A5.5m deal with Fonterra
• Vegetables
• Dunedinbor­n woman, NZ’s oldest, dies at 111
• Study on where Pacific’s first dogs came from
• Residents demand answers
• Fonterra denies food safety issue
• NZ’s exclusive avocado access to Australia threatened
• Today in history
• Identifica­tion of fungi fails
• Your stars
• Receiving award ‘overwhelmi­ng’
• Dunedin District Court
• Jailed for kidnap of taxi driver
• Alexandra District Court
• Claim of UK Lords’ sanction ‘ludicrous’
• Persistenc­e pays dividends for St Hilda’s team
• Caught in a net of lies
• Opera singer wins $15,000 CMIM prize
• Mental fortitude the big question with new players
• French side’s improvemen­t not given credit, says lock Le Roux
• Tonight’s game good chance for an up and comer to make his mark, like Hemopo
• Out of nowhere, a few went somewhere
• Winner Mister H set to get even better
• Way Too Easy shows it was
• TURN IT UP
• All Portugal’s goals to Ronaldo
• Potential for India to return to Otago
• Bates scores maiden T20 century
• Has NSW found its mojo or can Ponga save Maroons?
• Cromwell probably too strong for Arrowtown
• Augmented Clinton side looking ahead with confidence
• Old Boys unassailab­le at top
• Taieri’s Casey back leaner and meaner
• Strong presence for Uni in sparkling form team
• Testticket tactics silly stuff

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