Otago Daily Times - 2020-10-29

• Pub­lic has say on speed lim­its
• Fears over bud­get and build
• Con­fir­ma­tion of NZ Open’s fate today
• To re­sign rather than apol­o­gise
• Shivers down the spine
• Health hubs for Dunedin
• OCA reaps Covid re­wards
• IN­LAND OTAGO
• Sta­dium name deal re­newed
• Heli­copter res­cues up close to 300
• Su­per quiz
• Call to arm of­fi­cers by NZ po­lice union
• Christ­mas cheer comes early this year
• Ship crews now face man­aged iso­la­tion
• Air NZ or­dered to give re­fund for can­celled flights
• Sil­ver Scroll goes to Be­nee’s ‘Glit­ter’
• Cap­i­tal zone am­bi­tions
• NZ First charges to trial
• Lotto 2007
• Brown­lee ques­tion mark
• Elec­tric gov­ern­ment cars
• MBIE dig­i­tal over­haul
• Avalanche warn­ings
• Li­brary strength­en­ing
• Govt co­fund­ing boosts flood pro­tec­tion projects
• Youth hui draws a crowd
• Swastika­tat­tooed man faces driv­ing charges
• Crashes con­tinue to plague city’s roads
• ORC votes to trans­fer dam ap­pli­ca­tions
• Ten­sions grip Philadel­phia af­ter shoot­ing
• Ty­phoon hits Viet­nam
• Shel­ter fundrais­ing to avert cat­as­tro­phe
• Drinks gi­ant adopts re­cy­cled plas­tic Ju­di­cial panel be­gins hear­ings
• Kaza­khstan to use Bo­rat phrase
• Part­ner­ship funds Palau project
• US drops grants re­quire­ment
• Courage Award for Floyd filmer
• De­por­tee back in jail af­ter crime spree
• Killer’s sen­tence in­creased due to do­mes­tic vi­o­lence
• Mur­der charge dropped
• Su­per­mar­ket fined
• Not guilty plea
• Death un­ex­plained
• Sausage snags win in na­tion­wide con­test
• White­bait refuges pro­posed for rivers
• Pea­cocks once again on the prowl
• Way­fare names chief ex­ec­u­tive
• Phoenix­like pos­i­tive signs
• Young rider earns ku­dos for Kai club
• Fire­fight­ers thrilled with $4 mil­lion ‘palace’
• Li­braries aim to be tech­nol­ogy hubs
• Pupils cel­e­brat­ing suc­cesses in na­tional ex­am­i­na­tions
• Farm­ers voice frus­tra­tion
• Snow Sports chief quits
• Crash driver charged
• Two ar­rested over bur­glary
• Busi­ness started with sew­ing for her son
• Smiths drops ‘city’ from its brand to fo­cus on ‘heart­land’
• Cus­tomer void hurt­ing Auck­land op­er­a­tors
• Southern small firms’ rev­enues lag
• Mar­ket commentary
• Ferns see off Eng­land com­fort­ably in se­ries opener
• ND gets away a lit­tle on Otago in ‘topsy­turvy’ day
• Fis­chli gets chance to make im­pact against Can­ter­bury
• Timely tons by pair
• Otago team
• Re­vi­talised Grimaldi en­joy­ing record­break­ing form
• Good start Wil­liamson’s only worry in fea­ture
• Goff calls meet­ing to re­solve stand­off
• Otago trio in­cluded
• Aussie tests con­firmed
• Ben­nett lifts in Vuelta
• Ap­point­ment an­nounced
• Guardi­ola up­beat as Man City wins
• McGarry joins Phoenix
• FA in di­ver­sity push
• Ques­tions over the worth of cli­mate safe house
• Con­spir­a­cies and co­he­sive so­ci­ety
• Here’s to Queen­stown — a great ex­pe­ri­ence
• Pi­o­neer Mataura set­tler dies
• TREND­ING TOP­ICS
• Fair rent leg­is­la­tion amended
• Name your poi­son
• How Face­book in­flu­ences elec­tions
• Too fast — car chases ren­der cor­re­spon­dent too fu­ri­ous
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Cryptic crossword
• WordFit
• Gen­eral knowl­edge crossword
• Sudoku
• Quick crossword
• Pre­vi­ous WordFit so­lu­tion
• Pre­vi­ous so­lu­tion
• 5x5
• Vo­cab­u­lar­ian
• Pre­vi­ous so­lu­tion
• ‘‘The florist sent the flowers was pleased’’, Me­gan Brady
• ‘‘Win­dows’’, Ka­t­rina Beekhuis
• “Spring” Group ex­hi­bi­tion
• Ex­is­ten­tial ties be­tween play, re­al­ity
• TO SEE

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