Otago Daily Times - 2018-11-26

• Tartan the place up
• Jack Reacher author attracts curious fans
• Hospital workers set for pay rise
• Valiant efforts fail to save man after fall down stairs
• Look who's in town
• Fields of conflict
• Sustainabl­e home waste programme for parents
• Rates could be 18% higher
• Nurses allowed to sign medical assessment­s for MSD clients
• Man dead, police officer injured after shooting incident in Darfield
• Call for tougher drug penalties derided
• New housing authority to drive developmen­t
• Husband awaits police call over pregnant wife’s death
• Flood damage assessment, fixes continue
• ‘Carmen’ stands out in triple bill
• EFFECTS ON WILDLIFE
• MORE FLOODS LIKELY
• More coordinati­on required from council staff
• The king of King’s
• Influenza nearing climax
• Facebook’s failings
• Proof of sustainabi­lity is what NZ seeks from its farmers
• Begone with such scrofulous poppycock
• Low numbers may finish fire brigade
• Public meeting called over swimmer safety at boat ramp
• Pause and caution over proposed new district plan
• Pledge over doctors’ hours
• Polo action aplenty whatever the weather
• A&P Show queens then and now
• Donations to St John for local use not to be pooled
• Ministry pays out, but farmer upset
• Interest in competitio­n suggests promising future for agricultur­e
• Innovation and growth help Zespri to top award
• Reserve Bank may ease lending curbs
• Primary exports from South up by 5%10%
• Helping farming women develop obvious role
• Authentic manuka honey testy topic
• Dairyfarm price per hectare plunges
• EU leaders prepare to offer deal
• No deal struck over holding migrants, Mexico says
• Police clash with Paris protesters
• Labor win in Victoria seen as omen for Govt
• Taiwan voters seem to warm to motherland
• CIA’s accuracy ‘not the highest standard’
• Climate change will cost US billions: report
• Civilians hurt in poison gas attack
• Cultural icon and geneticist­s’ darling on the brink
• Gaining momentum, with wobbles
• Points system raises spectre of ‘1984’
• Genetic rock star
• Glacier melt accelerati­ng
• PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Apec promises ring hollow in capital’s shantytown­s
• 35yearold finds happiness in hologram
• ‘Soon, it will be my turn’
• Miners make money but the dust blows straight into Delhi
• Gay conservati­ve tests CDU waters
• Today in history
• Your stars
• All Blacks run in 10 tries to end
• New Zealand U17 women through to semis
• Fiji beats France in Paris in major upset
• Otago pips Auckland to top table
• Utd downs Tasman for second win of its season
• Clutha card nothing to write home about
• Tricky conditions make for sedate start
• Breen team takes title
• NRL coaches hold session in Invercargi­ll
• Sharks sign rising star KelmanPoto
• Gore Rams look to continue impressive run
• More than just a sport for pro winner
• Southerner­s explode out of the gates for convincing win
• Taieri sneak a win in between cloudburst­s
• Rudan battling player attitudes as Phoenix coach
• Moffitt breaks agegroup record
• Man City, Liverpool too good
• Southern Utd fourth after demanding weekend
• Reid takes endurance title after
• Dual class success for Black brothers
• McLaughlin claims first Supercars championsh­ip
• ‘Refresh’ bloodlines:
• Race a salute to war horses
• Belgium survives late wobble to claim title
• Patient Sohail gets century against NZ
• Australia wins women’s T20 world champs

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