Otago Daily Times - 2019-02-23

• Scooters off streets in Dunedin
• Hub delay again blamed on ‘ground conditions’
• Tours to demystify chocolate
• phew! that was close
• Labour vulnerable in health field
• Super quiz
• What’s a bit of tough talk among good friends?
• SDHB deficit $4 million lower
• ‘He did not deserve to be killed’
• Lower house prices from CGT: REINZ
• Survivor denied entry to Vatican
• Four Dunedin PostShops closing; one replacemen­t confirmed so far
• Rocked the race around the clock
• Officials race to identify measles patient’s contacts
• Emeritus professor’s life saved by friend’s CPR
• ORC shakeup affects nine roles
• ‘Rebalancin­g’ of healthcare vital
• Highneeds patients need better primary care: study finds
• ACC service ‘a step in the right direction’
• Making the social connection
• Coming together: SeniorLink ‘rewarding’ experience
• Congregati­on split complete
• Signs good for city — Kirk
• Schools mostly supportive of pupils’ climate strike
• Putin warns US over missiles in Europe
• Venezuela entry points closed
• Huawei security plan due soon
• Operation to end last IS pocket in Syria hits evacuation snag
• HBO sued over ‘Neverland’ doco
• World militaries told to prepare for climate change
• Carbon dioxide emissions could reach highest level for 56m years
• NZ’s capital rules give ANZ leg up on Kiwibank
• Projects blamed for fall in profit
• Airport backs down on charging airlines
• Market commentari­es
• Tuesday air travel cheapest for Kiwis, study shows
• Summerset assets rise; profits drop
• Bicycles added to Cavalcade roster
• Athlete keen to swim for supporters at world games
• Campaign to ‘Stand up for SIT’ against Govt plan
• Petition gaining momentum
• Kiwibuild sales give wrong idea: developer
• Sky’s the limit for young rodeo rider
• NORTHLAKE DEVELOPER CHRIS MEEHAN RESPONDS
• Parks and reserves investigat­ion to be presented
• Internatio­nal airport idea condemned
• Enviroscho­ol to expand
• Base for groups identified
• Oamaru Harbour, by design
• Mayor supports time in ‘workshops’
• More volunteers needed at some Central fire stations
• Gravel was washed into new water pipes
• Dumping station near Mill Domain approved
• Recycling tender concern
• Past master of many ceremonies
• Otago App here to help students find their way
• Childsex offender works near victim
• Stevens among legal elite
• Serial rapist Rewa found guilty of killing Susan Burdett
• Other conviction­s
• Coach jailed 22 years for child abuse
• Drinking, plus pool in back of ute unstable combinatio­n
• Dunedin District Court
• Today in history
• Weekend crossword
• Your stars
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Jury must deliberate on tax reform
• Experience suggests new cycle trail is quite risky
• Coaches need calling to account for quality of internatio­nal cricket
• Hospital congestion
• Climate change
• THE SECRET DIARY OF... THE WOKE LEFT
• Listening to a voice of reason on cancer
• White Ferns oh so close
• Airpark Flyer out to cap big week for Yesberg
• Arrowtown to celebrate 30 years
• Southern Lakes favourite again
• Bell out to give her all
• Fox fires 72 despite not knowing what planet he was on
• Two teams added to SPL
• ‘Whatever it takes’ — Wolfpack looks to lure SBW
• Southern Utd looks to maintain good form
• Steel aims for title with new shooter
• Busy start to side’s campaign
• Competitiv­e sport and has been for years: Versfeld
• Rain may get the final say at Eden Park
• Not quite clinical enough — Mauger
• GERMAN EXCELLENCE
• Time to switch to ERacing?
• Goalie who made the ‘save of the century’
• ‘World has lost a giant’ — Craig
• Player ‘a trailblaze­r in every sense, whose impact spanned generation­s’
• German excellence
• SAIC Motor relaunches MG
• Aston Martin tease midengined hypercar
• East Taieri lifestyle

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