Otago Daily Times - 2020-10-19

• Crim­son dawn for South
• Seed spud short­age on South’s shelves
• Re­cruiters in­un­dated
• Su­per quiz
• Stranded pilot whales die
• Ted talk helps make medicine bear­able
• Port likely source of com­mu­nity Covid case
• Covid­19 pa­tients felt stig­ma­tised: sur­vey
• Smooth sail­ing for some mu­si­cians as scheme re­turns
• Plant’s deathly stench may re­turn
• Lotto 2004
• Teen hurt in bike in­ci­dent
• De­tails of Taupo deaths
• Man in­jured in as­sault
• Hunt for flee­ing driver
• Cy­clist se­ri­ously hurt
• Two in­jured in re­sort crash
• Sud­den death in Napier
• One killed in Waikato crash
• Wa­ter the way to go for Kaiko­rai school’s fundrais­ing street party
• Univer­sity of Otago fel­low­ships named
• Move to book­ing sys­tem for hut brings crit­i­cism
• Crowds flock to rhodo sale
• Ride aimed at rais­ing pretty penny for mu­seum
• OUSA makes moves to man­age deficit
• Warn­ing that land­fill not de­com­pos­ing
• Per­son se­ri­ously in­jured in crash
• Frozen food pack­ag­ing con­tam­i­nated by virus — China
• French teacher be­headed by teen ter­ror­ist
• Can­di­dates ramp up cam­paigns
• Bri­tain pre­pared for no­deal Brexit: Gove
• Banksy’s lat­est
• Rakhine vote cur­tailed
• Cease­fire shaky
• Day of the Dead cel­e­bra­tion muted
• Ex­er­cise, sleep best for bone health
• Land­slip hits bar­racks
• Lob­ster wars
• Protests defy crack­down
• Arms em­bargo ex­pires
• Party closes sea­son
• Cy­cle trail plan has bridges, un­der­pass
• Covid one hit too many for restau­ra­teur
• Drugs sen­tence re­duced
• Cel­e­brat­ing Mex­i­can cul­ture
• Daf­fodil at­trac­tion brings in more than ever
• Com­mu­nity hous­ing cull pro­posed as best op­tion
• South­ern model en­thu­si­asts all aboard
• Up they go
• Break­away pri­mary prin­ci­pals’ union pro­posed
• Pest erad­i­ca­tion should not af­fect lo­cal cats
• Queen Jacinda’s road ahead
• Ed­u­ca­tion for back­ward chil­dren
• Chris­tian faith should be recog­nised at hos­pi­tal
• Sana­to­rium sug­gested for Clyde
• Neigh­bours’ spat in court
• Ad­just­ing to cho­sen hands on levers of power
• ‘Life as nor­mal’ ap­proach would cost dearly
• ‘Team of 5 mil­lion’ should be more than a slo­gan
• Fon­terra in­tro­duces emis­sions pro­files
• Lewis Road Cream­ery bought by fund
• No pay in­creases for Fon­terra of­fice­hold­ers
• $2.5m raised for over­seas ex­pan­sion
• Win­ning be­gins role
• Em­pa­thy and positivity in times of cri­sis the marks of a good leader
• Hous­ing boom spurs bank to lift fore­cast
• Al­lied Farm­ers to buy into land man­age­ment com­pany for $2.5m
• PMI re­bounds to 56.3 in Sept
• Lay­buy scores of­fi­cial part­ner deal with Man United
• Clarke shines as NZ as­serts author­ity
• Josh show gets job done for Otago
• Re­jigged back­line shows more po­tency
• Stags try hard but lack ac­cu­racy
• Un­beaten Otago sec­ond be­hind South­land
• Van Gis­ber­gen ‘stoked’ to fi­nally win great race
• Hope con­tin­ues run on Easy Pick­ings
• Verry Ellee­gant too good in Caulfield Cup
• Melody Belle dom­i­nant in 2th group 1 win
• Robin­son fin­ishes 12th
• Big crowd at char­ity match
• Thun­der fin­ishes in style
• Pos­i­tives for Otago de­spite over­all re­sult
• Six weeks of to­tal rest key as Bath­gate re­turns in style
• Spirit un­done by last­gasp penalty goal
• Ever­ton still top af­ter derby draw
• Pan­thers carry streak into fi­nal
• Mid­dleweight ti­tle re­tained by An­der­son

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