Otago Daily Times - 2019-10-01

• Facilities at Wakari not fit: report
• Exprisoner’s plight not uncommon — Pars
• Further parking changes likely
• CANADA before it's lost
• World cup first for Barrett trio
• Jones vows revenge
• Tourism NZ to cover local travel market
• Expert: energy shift will take some time
• Govt urged to act on executive pay
• Positive messages from meeting
• University’s prestigiou­s poutoko taiea initiative recognises leading scholars
• DCC: hydrogen could aid carbonneut­ral goal
• Logan Park plans enrolment scheme
• DCC wants 30kmh limit on port’s main street
• Uni anatomy dept warned by MPI
• Hong Kong cleaning up
• Taiwan battens down as typhoon closes in
• National going on the attack
• 100 YEARS AGO
• Unfair to criticise the SDHB’s performanc­e
• Thank you for helping provide shelter for people
• Looking forward to voting for end of life Bill
• Hospital board faces juggling act, challenges
• Local elections: I have a system
• UK public no longer well informed
• Family’s uphill fundraisin­g task
• Alleged conflict of interest draws second complaint
• Judge astounded by offender’s remarks
• Queenstown District Court
• Rehabilita­tion work on Severn St wall to begin
• Honey life sweet for Blueskin Bay couple
• September big month for residentia­l listings
• Oil and gas permits will lower emissions, claims sector
• Sky to fight to hold on to rights to Sanzaar competitio­ns
• Twizel part of trial for banking hubs
• Business Outlook confidence falls
• Nufarm sells off Sth American business
• Vaping lobby group formed
• Market commentari­es
• Kerevi’s plea to bosses of world game: don’t make it soft
• Otago University crews primed for internatio­nal regatta
• Palmerston Nth GRC
• Today in history
• Doubledown disaster
• Your stars
• Cake failures strike chord

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