Otago Daily Times - 2020-07-01

• Interloper­s compromise castle, trust says
• Swastikas increase schools’ rivalry tensions
• Cup plans rocked by ‘fraud’
• Challenge to minister on power for Clyde
• 'Dangerous to open borders'
• Good signs for Highlander­s
• Welcome to the new LUXURY
• Today’s the day for changes in fees, tax and pay
• Debating online — for the nation
• Quarantine fee proposed for Kiwis arriving back home
• Mayor leading group angers councillor
• Fly my pretty, or plummet
• Lessons learned: council manager
• Legislatio­n turning point for Hong Kong
• Melbourne suburbs locked down amid virus resurgence
• US criticised over antitraffi­cking ranking
• Board denies parole for violent offender
• Gang member ‘undue risk to community’
• Man jailed for raping woman in her home
• Dunedin District Court
• Marine and Coastal Area Act breaches Treaty — tribunal
• Juniper hunt yields variety of seedlings
• Educator heads home to lead Waitaki Girls’
• Recycling contract a relief for workers
• Council to cut fewer jobs in revised plan
• Free parking reconsider­ed after misuse
• Human error delays adopting annual plan
• Queenstown District Court
• 4.9% rates increase postCovid ‘compromise’
• Is perfection really perfect?
• Concern NZ border ban may put research at risk
• A pile of clothes
• Cryptic crossword
• ‘Rogue vines’ obvious
• Plates help to shape taste
• Carrot cake
• Grasmere gingerbrea­d
• Digestives
• Love letter to British baking
• Tackling inequality proves taxing
• Time for Woodhouse and National Party to front up
• Golden wedding
• Aghast at decision to mothball Dunedin Railways
• Crisis highlights importance of working together
• Jumping to conclusion­s can lead to all sorts of accidents
• Rushed law puts environmen­t at risk
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Meridian blamed for power overchargi­ng
• Cost of fuel rises 4c a litre today
• New tenants, restoratio­n on the cards
• RBNZ governor firmly dovish, says focus is on stimulus
• Investment wrong message
• Market commentari­es
• The end is nigh — unless the phone rings
• Australia seeks to add to list of women’s world championsh­ip events
• Canterbury players likely to dominate
• Nuggets debut six years in the making
• Edgar Centre eyeing return to full capacity
• It’s all about Mee as Burnley sinks Palace
• Athletics, football big winners
• Botham claims to have had Covid19
• Kearney linked to Broncos

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