Otago Daily Times - 2019-10-24

• Tiwai Point ‘on notice’ of closure
• University to replace Te Rangi Hiroa with $90m hall
• ORC appointmen­t shows desire for change, Hobbs says
• $25 contract to complete cycleway praised
• Inside 'lonely' life of Steve Hansen
• Otago research links protein to Alzheimer’s
• State house tenancies lasting longer; National blames halt on reviews
• Fire under control but disruption continues
• Euthanasia referendum likely after Bill passes
• Cancer ‘Patient B’ speaks out in warning
• DCC considers ebike initiative
• Call for INZ office in Dunedin
• Tusk hints of Brexit delay
• Bill’s withdrawal unlikely to bring end to protests
• Bus map designer gets Whanganui job
• Polytechni­c welcomes trade training initiative
• Burnout pad to be feature of expanded car show
• Home owners say law is inadequate
• Paddon push to break White Horse hill climb record time
• Mataitai proponents questioned at meeting
• 17 outages over 5 weeks in Teviot Valley
• Meth addiction support group close
• Beekeepers urged to remain on lookout for disease
• Council expansion
• Dunedin — it is still (mainly) all right here
• Reducing a rat plague
• Disgusted at littering in beautiful part of country
• ‘Get Brexit done’
• Special qualities make a friendship
• Broken governance systems spur protests
• Watching others flirt with danger a mesmerisin­g pastime
• Today in history
• Daily crossword
• Your stars
• Power politics of aluminium smelting
• Dairy exports boost September trade
• Air NZ to end LA to London service
• Market commentary
• Moata’ane’s hard work paying off
• Schmidt: Ireland’s tournament became ‘selfconsum­ing monster’
• Haskell: ‘It’s 15 blokes dancing’
• A pair of Oamaru wins for a pair of Blatches
• Smith’s switch to dummy half a big test
• Yesterday’s results
• Anderson seeking to continue his excellent October today
• Otago rower’s US excursion reaps gold
• Champions start season with a win — but only just
• Signs of promise for Otago, but a big loss
• Otago Cricket surplus surpasses initial expectatio­ns
• Sky to televise women’s national league games in 2020
• Five new OCA life members named
• Dunedin Airport meeting rooms
• Dunedin Leisure Lodge
• The Business Hive
• Down to EARTH
• A multifacet­ed life
• Exhibition­s
• Talks and workshops
• Police want retraction from whistleblo­wer
• Immigratio­n adviser fined over breach
• Arranged marriages caught up in changes
• Researcher­s win early career awards
• Neighbours shocked at chase fatality
• Repeat sexual offender jailed
• Solitary prisoners’ compensati­on closer after 20year legal battle
• National campaign against oil drilling plan
• Coastal Otago road toll triples
• Dead abuse perpetrato­rs not liable
• Govt believed to have adopted farmers’ plan on emissions
• Easterly swells bringing in sand

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