Otago Daily Times - 2019-10-14

• Hawkins hits ground running
• Final ward seat a cliffhange­r
• Voter turnout mostly down in the South
• Ferns in thriller
• Thousands at memorial clean-up
• Honoring Maori success
• Vogel Street Party hums despite wet
• Labour falls behind National in poll
• More medical staff strikes for Southern health services
• Walking speed linked to ageing
• Clinical examinatio­n reveals evidence from Dunedin’s past
• Waterfront marine base plans denied
• 23 dead, scores hurt in wake of typhoon
• Scientists back climate civil disobedien­ce
• Fighting around Syrian towns
• The people have spoken
• Government should step in to ease Fonterra woes
• Clandestin­e twoup school raided
• Complex factors in Zimbabwe food crisis
• Erdogan’s strategy in Syria quite clear
• Horror toilets just business as usual for a girl growing up
• SIT representa­tives learn little from meeting with officials
• Water groups welcome Lindis ruling
• More officers eagerly awaited
• Learning makes up for result
• How big should the new Dunedin hospital be?
• Rotary volunteer army to descend on district
• Effort deemed out of order
• Drone sightings diminishin­g
• Today in history
• Wasp highly adapted to its prey
• Your stars
• Celebratin­g Mt Dasher’s century
• Company pioneering medicinal cannabis
• New Zealand concrete industry considerin­g steps towards net zero carbon
• Researcher­s awarded $800K each
• Tongan captain goes out happy after 31-19 win
• Early exit for disappoint­ing Samoa as woes increase, on and off the field
• England prop praying
• More than one storm raging at tournament
• Coach upbeat after big loss for Otago
• Australia’s backs its problem area
• Early season signs not flash in Phoenix loss
• Banned Tonga board fires back
• McLaughlin nails Bathurst
• Bottas’ win means six in a row for Mercedes
• The Chosen One wins at Caulfield
• Jones caps his big week
• Nomen Ludi eyes Cup
• Records tumble on opening day

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