Otago Daily Times - 2018-06-29

• School’s rock stars set mark for future
• Teachers latest to threaten strike action
• ‘Awesome’ museums envy of Tauranga pair
• £369m palace refurbishm­ent
• Lake Hawea
• Insider’s view of Kirk’s time in power
• Employers’ tactic desperate, CTU says
• More money for regional roads
• Waverley mourns lost four
• Mum over cost overruns
• Carswap deal stabbing spurs social media alert
• ORC considers representa­tion changes
• Better press wanted for apprentice­ships
• Business case for new hospital progressin­g
• Let’s welcome our winter
• Dunedin City Council needs common sense
• Cyclesafet­y measures on Dunedin roads puzzling
• Media has failed public on climate change
• Who will blink first — the Govt or the business community?
• Women’s suffrage a right won in fight that should not have been needed
• Presidenti­al frontrunne­r would shake up Mexico
• Scientists train in food authentica­tion
• Uni food dept chases dream of guiltfree hot potato chip
• Eggcellent news for blue penguin colony
• Trust gives first look at $40 million hotel
• Tenyear plan adopted after increased feedback
• ‘Most ambitious and bold’ longterm plan confirmed
• Wanaka film wins festival award
• Court appeal after rezoning bid fails
• Collecting data for community
• EU meeting on migrants
• Malta lets rescue ship dock with 230 aboard
• Trump thinks longterm on Supreme Court
• Repeat success for Ashburton
• Winter is a busy time at Larnach Castle
• Southern farmers honoured at awards
• Dovish sentiment surprises some analysts
• Listening to farmers a ‘sobering experience’
• Councils’ reliance on rating slammed as ‘abhorrent’
• Multinatio­nal firms told to pay tax on NZ income
• Market commentari­es
• Succulents surprise
• Much life to be found in winter garden
• Today in history
• Mallard early nesting explained
• Your stars
• Man convicted, sentenced more than four years after assaulting girlfriend
• Oamaru District Court
• Dying woman theft victim: man jailed
• New deputy questioned Nicholas’ claims
• Cyclist hits back at ‘keyboard warriors’
• Stovetop injury fire spurs caution
• After 88 years, Tainui Bowling Club must roll on
• Warriors fizzing after week off, Johnson says
• Strong Highlander­s lineup has two ABs on bench
• Historic failure for Germany
• First quinella for Ferguson from new base
• Amateur riders’ race shaping as family affair
• TURN IT UP
• Tall Blacks outclass Hong Kong
• Buttler leads England’s rout of Australia in T20
• Kurow experience providing gapyear education
• Sticking with lowly Edendale side paid off for Fodie
• Fourth place at stake between Heriot and Toko
• Usual suspects likely to make finals
• Students handed a salutary lesson
• Upper Clutha’s chance to get one back on Wakatipu

Otago Daily Times - 2018-06-28

Otago Daily Times - 2018-06-30