Otago Daily Times - 2018-11-16

• Jimmy’s making most of its mince pies
• Teachers show their strength
• Plans for clean energy system
• Bus hub opening delayed again
• Rural healthcare pledge in wake of decision
• Dunedin graden revisited
• mortgage wars
• Excity band Six60 cleans up at NZ Music Awards, winning 5 Tuis
• Mother of mine victim critical of reentry — ‘What’s the point?’
• PM practises fine art of facesaving
• Scrabbling to claim title
• Men wanted: Charity calling for volunteers
• ‘Impressive interpreta­tion’
• Roundabout mooted for risky intersecti­on
• 1918 flu pandemic lessons of benefit in tackling climate change, pair say
• Family link makes Tate award special
• New vaccine for coeliac sufferers
• Study shows trades pay off
• Jobs on line in radical MediaWorks restructur­e
• ‘Unpreceden­ted’ demand for INZ
• The draw proves lucky for centenaria­n
• Polo facility set to host first tournament
• Hopes high college to be redevelope­d
• Low flows could affect trout
• Emotional cost after 13 sheep killed in dog attack
• 42 firefighte­rs battle Kumara blaze
• Fatal crash stretch one of NZ’s worst, truckie says
• Mayor takes issue with health board
• Forecast inspires cautious optimism for the weekend
• Filming of TV series on Coast next year
• Sacre bleu: Marie Antoinette jewels fetch top dollar
• Fallout hits Brexit deal
• Family allegedly systematic­ally planned killing eight
• Uncertaint­y shrouds Trump’s Mexico border misison
• Uber posts $US1b loss as growth in bookings slows
• Incentives boost bank staff earnings by $104K
• Market commentari­es
• Awardwinne­r Blue River Dairy fourth on the Fast 50 index
• Focus now on selling remaining shares
• As fleeting as a flare
• Vegetables
• Prime Minister should follow Bishop Dooley’s lead
• Planning for future
• Why do we need escooters on our streets?
• To the point
• The war in brief — Civis
• Those inconvenie­nt missing murder tapes
• We must keep rememberin­g
• Local councillor­s have become increasing­ly powerless
• Today in history
• Pinecone cluster explained
• Your stars
• NZ People’s Party official pleads guilty
• Jail for having sex with underage girls
• Court brawl result of dispute: Law Society president
• ‘A whisker away’ from manslaught­er charge
• Man jailed for burglary spree
• Dunedin District Court
• Arrests after theft of tourists’ luggage
• Jilted wife outed sex worker online
• Change in focus for new head of Parole Board
• Barriers to use of lifesaving drug questioned
• Social workers aiming to leverage pay rise
• Regional initiative­s to receive $80m in funding
• Volts could seal playoffs spot
• Batsmen could soon rattle the pickets
• Ferns must create ‘depth’
• NZ Breakers coach feels right
• Moors only change for 2nd French test
• All Black locking duo ready to brutal day of Sydney weather
• NZ wins World Cup vote
• Umaga steps back for Leon MacDonald
• Pacific countries get seats at table
• Djokovic gathers his strength for easy win
• Korean An leads after rewrite record book as Hansen picks strong team
• Johnson in limbo over future at Warriors
• Rapid dates set to clash with Super Rugby
• Somerville may get to open his test account
• As the New Zealand Breakers travel south to play Melbourne United, Jeff Cheshire takes a glance at the two teams.
• Draws should aid Hastings fillies
• Pat’s Delight can bounce back: May
• TURN IT UP
• Otago role lures Gill back
• Aitken keen to further record
• Forne, Avaya teammates triumph again

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