Otago Daily Times - 2019-09-13

• Brain tumour misdiagnos­ed
• Port Otago staff dismissed over positive meth tests
• Workers facing uncertain future
• Ardern defends role in complaints
• Around the mulberry bush
• High Winds cause disruption
• Seymour, Barry spar over Bill’s progress
• Apprentice­s nominated for NZ awards
• Call to reduce methane target in carbon Bill
• Teachers welcome history curriculum debate
• Staffer at centre of allegation­s resigns
• Commission details outlined
• 100year approach to hazards advocated
• Police defend progress of gun buyback scheme
• Ludo bouncing back from maltreatme­nt
• Mosque terror trial date changed
• Funding pressure forces closure of Carers’ Society Otago
• Aroha Quartet delivers with a flourish of triumph
• Kiwi success story comes to Oamaru - a superb local business opportunit­y
• NZ lagging on disability rights
• Environmen­tal rules’ impact concerns ORC
• Search for lost wedding ring bears fruit — 1100km away
• Parliament recall urged
• Canada’s election campaignin­g under way
• Tongan PM, climate activist dies
• BRING BACK THE BEACH & SAVE SOUTH DUNEDIN
• Are electric buses sexy?
• I am Jules Radich.
• Flatmates rule cooking contest
• Mixed bill ‘simply stunning’
• Finn’s Fleetwood Mac gig took time
• Divers begin stabilisin­g wharf piles
• Unexpected interest at water quality events
• Harbourmas­ter role may be relinquish­ed
• Network case approved
• CAA approves airport safety
• North Otago expects challengin­g match
• ‘Spatial plan’ to be ‘guiding document’
• Direct bus route will require removal of seven car parks
• New plan for retirement village
• Airports, infrastruc­ture, among issues canvassed
• Airport consultati­on uniformly criticised
• Leadership proven in both social and business enterprise
• Envisaging change, more transparen­cy and consultati­on
• Student scheme being trialled
• NZ missing out on technology
• Restructur­ing fails to deliver savings
• Ma steps down from Alibaba
• Market commentari­es
• ‘Business is one of the most exciting things in the world’
• Expanded helicopter operation proposed for Gibbston
• Synlait lifts annual profit, happy with Pokeno site
• Discountin­g, weaker margins hit Z Energy
• Long history of camellias
• Vegetables
• Councillor­s and codes of conduct
• Far too many people standing for mayoralty
• Parliament­ary characters
• Singing with pride of wellpromot­ed musical event
• Something greater than our national icons
• The Left is a movement that no longer moves
• Diminishin­g returns from tourist boom
• Other conviction­s
• Gang member threatened violence to extract money
• Director must pay QLDC over leaky building
• Dunedin District Court
• Public health needs welldefine­d boundaries
• Samoa to benefit from replaced dental chairs
• Today in history
• Call to protect larger fish
• Your stars
• Meth record only likely to be broken
• Fracture clinic continues string of teaching awards
• Protective rocks may have to be removed
• Nats pull ‘car tax’ attack ad after ruling
• Gouws loving city, playing for Otago
• Southland shield stars reuniting to mark anniversar­y
• Mitchell to bring up 50 games for Stags
• Two changes to Spirit lineup
• Tyler’s patience pays dividends
• Spankem thriving as first cup race of season awaits
• Southwood after ranking points
• Bit more celebratin­g then back to work
• Australia team to beat following shock exit of Team USA
• McLaughlin keen to create piece of history at home
• Chance for Taurua to go out on high
• Roosters poised to go all the way
• Hunt keen to build on last season
• Storm dealt blow through loss of Jopp
• Recognitio­n for McIlroy

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