Otago Daily Times - 2019-01-12

• Uni adds gender options
• Steepest street challenge may have downside
• Thousands of kilometres clocked up
• Olympic sisters in sync
• 16 tonnes of rubbish
• Happiness meaning eludes
• Researcher chirpy about birdapp prospects
• Number of ‘M. bovis’ notices drops
• Doctors to strike again in ‘bitter’ dispute
• NZ excludes more than 4500
• Number of sting, bite inquiries surge
• Bennett adds marriage celebrant to list of credential­s
• Still weeks until extent of St Clair slip clear
• Winz office staying put for this year
• Highfibre diet healthier than thought: study
• Paintball attacks on shuttles
• Cameras help but need not great
• Chinese workers stuck without valid visas
• Majority of students Nth Islanders, women
• Writer wins 6month residency in capital
• Tasmanian tiger skin may help in quest to bring back species
• Merkel wants Greece to maintain reforms
• Murdered backpacker Grace’s funeral held It’s actually Obama’s fault, Pompeo says
• Trump threat of national emergency
• ‘Tintin in the Congo’ reissue questioned
• Air NZ looking likely to pick Dreamliner option
• Increase in exports of NZ wine to Japan
• Market commentari­es
• IKEA to offer ‘taste of what’s to come’
• $440 billion global drive in China for electric cars
• Slowing likely to weigh on prices
• Commercial consents rise
• Careers built on good company
• Young stars get chance to shine
• Plan to move memorial ‘very disappoint­ing’
• Investigat­ions for big projects
• Learning speed flying not to be taken lightly
• Creating a welcome for new babies
• Gum trees being felled to allow permacultu­re garden to thrive
• Bar loses bid to open until 4am on ad hoc basis
• Chairwoman keen to contribute
• Private backing for parking buildings off council agenda
• Registered dog numbers in region steady at 25,628
• Ratepayers may foot bill
• Feast of artwork at inaugural exhibition
• 30 on waiting list to lease private hangars at airport
• ‘Great to see’ so few drinkdrive­rs
• Evasive action after SUV drives into harbour
• Debate over who should supply cannabis
• Call for law to reflect degrees of blame
• Stole scope after release from prison
• Tech helps women in abusive relationsh­ips
• Viticultur­e contractor exploited workers
• Dunedin District Court
• Today in history
• Your stars
• Weekend crossword
• Only a matter of time before a hunter is killed
• Could cable cars really return?
• Blond Eskimos
• Time for a major rethink about how we are driving on NZ roads
• Let 2019 be the year when we realise what we click does matter
• Drones must be more stringentl­y regulated, and quickly
• ‘Otago man’ a meticulous, enterprisi­ng aviator
• ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ role comic’s favourite
• ‘British Bulldog’ exits the ultimate ring
• BARONESS TRUMPINGTO­N Politician
• $1m pay packets for four Auckland surgeons
• Eight DHB bosses on $500,000plus
• Biggest internatio­nal event to be held in NZ
• NZ wins B title to qualify for junior world champs
• Young trainer continues dream start
• Campbell sidelined for six weeks with broken kneecap
• Leitch confident given knowledge of car, circuits
• More resources for Sparks but grassroots concern
• TriFactor important buildup
• Kohli distances himself from Pandya’s ‘inappropri­ate’ comments
• Change of strategy paying off in increased crowds
• Vital match for Otago Country v Mid Canty
• Last part of ‘good side’, despite blip
• Krishna has become target of rough play: Rudan
• Black Caps end T20 drought
• Sandgren, Norrie chasing maiden titles
• England tough firstup challenge for Silver Ferns
• Entreprene­urial spirit shows itself in early schemes
• Elusive iron gate sent plans awry

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