Otago Daily Times - 2018-12-18

• 3D models gain traction
• Focus on Dunedin’s arts woes
• Call to keep grass down to reduce fire risk
• Otago’s views on tourism mixed
• Latham joins elite test club
• Wilding pine control effort set to triple
• Couple’s plants and faith in humanity restored
• $1m spent protecting Doc staff
• Taxidermie­d seal pup joins museum display
• Eradicatio­n programme on track
• Le Roux’s sentence may be reviewed
• Two dead after lightplane crash
• Hood calls for rethink on escooters
• More houses could be affected by slip
• ExDefence Force guns being used by gangs
• Pharmac to fund new hepatitis C treatment
• Campaign to give wildlife their space
• May’s team says ‘no’ to another poll
• ‘Strong old chook’ survives ordeal in bush
• Teen killed in flooded river, north Queensland crops lost
• How can dangerous escooters be stopped?
• Wear empathy, compassion as badge of honour
• Rule on turning right at lights clarified
• Deeper mistrust than trade disputes
• No winners in Britain’s Brexit crisis
• As fashion dictates the message, it is harder to be a royal we
• Thank you to all for helping us connect
• Lawyers face strict new rules
• River’s willows get the chop
• Actions in armed offender incident recognised
• Wealth of insights into water issues
• Support for SDE over recycling decision
• Mayoral forum adopts permanent chairman
• ‘Now it’s me and Sam’: hard road to fulfil the dream
• CRYPTIC CLUES Across Down
• Today in history
• Your stars
• Three years’ jail time for drunken attacks
• Jailed for making racist threats, breaching order
• Single sale of ecstasy ends in discharge without conviction
• Chamber ‘surprised’ by Otago survey result
• Otago Southland PSI up 6.5pts
• Ngai Tahu takes direct stake
• The service sector
• Market commentari­es
• Walk with a fraulein cost soldier his life
• Common sense bows to rules
• Location, lack of games factors against Otago — coaches
• Japan contingent due back soon
• Rare summer home for Hall
• Unbeaten Liverpool leading premiershi­p again
• Perth pitch, history against India
• Flutey new Highlander­s skills coach
• Shift from Queenstown lamented but no going back
• Director appointed as Cheika keeps job
• King, Thomas win at BBC awards
• Wine exporter admits arranging falsified papers
• Mental health issues and gaming boosting truancy
• UP CLOSE WITH THE BOSS

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