Otago Daily Times - 2019-02-09

• Collars corral cattle
• State highway poses problem
• Many in fear at Milburn prison
• Ferns in final-ball thriller
• A fitting tribute
• Tirikatene’s Bill faces rocky path
• Big ice release into Tasman Glacier lake
• Dunedin crew ready to ‘do our bit’
• Woman jailed for $140,000 theft
• Higher winds, little rain relief in sight
• Nonacute services not included in new build
• Most clinical services on site
• Colleague keeps tradies trim on the job
• Bar owner stands on his record at hearing
• Cool tips offered for beating the heat
• Missing USB stick travels up food chain
• Gang members’ motorcycle antics slammed
• Meth admissions strain Waikato health services
• Camouflage theories in question
• Chinese history in attic
• Room rate up 748% for concert nights
• Queenstown popular with foreign buyers
• Ngai Tahu among top iwi financiall­y
• Fire risk to double with climate change
• Polytechni­c reforms job losses: National
• ‘Constable Toss Pott’ gets mother’s thanks
• Call for calm in Venezuela
• Democrats unveil climate change plan
• Cattle worth $300 million die
• Claims US plane delivered guns for Maduro’s enemies
• Khashoggi murder ‘planned’
• Bezos claims tabloid blackmaili­ng him
• Leader’s racial slurs surface
• House calls: support worker provides care and company
• Focus on ageing at home — everyone wins
• Accountant­s want delay to capital gains tax
• PM warns slowing global growth will affect NZ economy
• NAB resignatio­ns following Hayne report
• Market commentari­es
• Financials of Thiel’s data firm leaked
• Feltex hearing in November
• Many obstacles to hotel constructi­on
• Penguins in colony’s care found in public areas
• New search for man missing a year
• CDC pushes to raise water standards
• Developers aware of being in public eye
• School extension likely next year
• Council’s speed limit trials unenforcea­ble
• Thousands now rise to multisport challenge
• Driving plans to extend car club event
• Residents vote against airport plan
• Bridges to remain closed indefinite­ly
• Still waiting — long road to marine protection area
• ‘Sharenting’ threat is platforms not parents
• Research tries to predict rip currents
• Dunedin District Court
• Today in history
• Weekend crossword
• Your stars
• Does Bridges have a plan after all?
• Flood waters receding
• Let escooters stick to the ‘obstacle course’
• Teacher shortage might be an issue but don’t blame Minister
• THE SECRETARY OF ... WAITANGI
• Peters’ mere presence puts Bridges’ boasting into perspectiv­e
• Principle of fair pay escapes employers
• A local legend in every sense of the term
• Eloquent, lively writing rang with Scotsman’s inimitable voice
• Farmer tough champion for dairy
• Oldest war veteran loved glass of whiskey, cigars
• NZ women triumph; men outgunned
• Gibbs hoping track plays right way
• Steel opens tournament with win
• UK racing halted
• It was pretty tough today, McCaw admits
• Bell, Metherell secure first day honours
• Gray a signing coup for Gold Rush
• Par 3 event to precede NZ Open
• James, Bond set records in pursuit
• Rudan satisfied with point from Jets game
• Body identified as Sala
• India levels series as Black Caps fail to fire
• Otago’s T20 season goes from super to smashed
• Final warmup win eludes Landers
• Super boost for C200
• Henrys buck motorsport trend
• No place on our roads for distracted drivers
• Inside VW’s shift in strategy Strategic perils
• Inside VW’s dramatic strategy shift
• Demystifyi­ng the world of turbos
• Keeping waterways safe for all

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