Otago Daily Times - 2019-03-16

• MOSQUE TERROR
• Dunedin may have been original target
• Fashion and the winner is...
• Whitelock off to France
• Call for action
• Looking at Wanaka's future
• SURVIVORS SPEAK
• BEYOND SECURITY
• Flights cancelled because of security issues
• City’s Muslim community in shock
• No further reports of measles
• NZChina issues ‘temporary’
• Thousands turn out across NZ
• Bridges fails to grasp chance (or better mug)
• Work on robotic arm aimed at aiding man with cerebral palsy
• Emu attack among incidents faced
• Bearing the weight of his world
• Getting ready for old age
• ‘How was this Tshirt even $5 in first place’
• Year’s research of great value to medical students
• DIY dentistry has ‘long tradition’ in NZ
• Aviation fuel supplies cut at several places
• Brexit delay appeal to EU
• Israeli planes target Hamas sites
• Vatican’s UN status opposed
• Saudi’s family appeal to Congress, seeking release
• 50 years after man on moon, game on again The moon landing of 1969
• Spark will take up spectrum rights
• Market commentari­es
• Renewable energy rises despite more coal burnings
• Sector on the rise in South: survey
• Halifax pair’s lives like ‘chalk and cheese’
• Fonterra reduces milk production forecast
• Primary produce exports booming
• Inkwise bought by Allied Press, Webstar joint venture
• Two more housing areas
• Carfree trial response varied
• River’s low flows would surprise many, officer says
• Sixty years on ‘a wonderful journey’
• SDHB in favour of hospital restructur­e
• Colony confident of penguin survival despite rain event
• Work on Lanes Dam starting soon
• Most happy with meal quality: survey
• Developing home ground connection­s
• New staff join space centre
• Queenstown’s growing pains
• 100 years ago from our archives
• Disappoint­ed Doc chose to remove platforms
• Speed limit is not the problem — blame the number of vehicles
• Jones’ outbursts put coalition under spotlight
• The Secret Diary of ... SHANE JONES
• ‘Mad, bad’ Kiwi still deserves NZ justice
• ‘Exceptiona­l ambassador’ for Dunedin
• Prodigy frontman ‘defining face’ of new genre and cultural scene
• Today in history
• Weekend crossword
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Your stars
• Review of police pursuits lacks youth policy
• Dunedin District Court
• Man accused of Shaw assault ‘apologises to NZ’
• Hamilton fastest in F1 practice
• Social Club could be in for big day
• Filly carrying NZ hopes in Sydney
• McLaughlin dedicates win to home city of Christchur­ch
• McKenzie switch pays off for Chiefs
• Global test series plan modified
• Southern Utd has chance to improve on last year’s points tally
• Otago skipper AndersonHe­ather retires
• Williams’ mistakes in tiebreaker costly
• Fleetwood, Bradley tied for lead at Ponte Vedra Beach
• Match will be Wilson’s swansong
• ‘We agree it’s inappropri­ate to play cricket at this time’
• Napper’s return to sprints rewarded
• Crusaders result key, come end of season
• Steel’s chances v Tactix far from ironclad
• Touareg heads upmarket
• Duels key as F1 roars to life
• Kia adds peppy hothatch
• Thriving lifestyle business
• Setting the stage

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