Otago Daily Times - 2020-11-02

• Great ball, but who in­vited the spook?
• Dead trail bike rider was fa­ther of two
• Covid re­sponse, re­cov­ery to fore in de­cid­ing Cabi­net
• ED­I­TO­RIAL
• Hot, dry La Nina sum­mer
• South­ern de­liv­ery
• Hal­loween’s mu­si­cal spook­ta­cle en­joy­able
• Su­per quiz
• Big surge in cy­ber­at­tacks
• Fes­ti­val go­ing from strength to strength
• Sal­va­tion Army ap­palled on eu­thana­sia
• Sin­gle false note in ‘Black Hands’ drama
• Drug­test­ing agency hopes for govt help
• Ex­tend­ing term ‘should be done by pub­lic’
• Maori Coun­cil wants more use of dis­cre­tion
• Elec­tion warn­ing for NZers
• Re­view
• Stolen gates re­turned
• Mayor on med­i­cal leave
• Two new Covid cases
• Lotto 2008
• Death not sus­pi­cious
• Three in­jured in crash
• Pedes­trian hit, killed
• Love and re­spect keep ties strong
• 32 sec­tions sold at black­board auc­tion
• ORC re­quest puts land­fill ap­pli­ca­tion on hold
• Two­day beer fest pop­u­lar with pub­lic
• Pod­casts aim to il­lus­trate the hu­man side of sci­ence
• On her toes for the bal­let
• Maori, Pa­cific peo­ple’s lot de­cried
• Gen­er­ous haul of items for Re­gent The­atre col­lec­tors
• $140,000 to sup­port city free­dom camp­ing ini­tia­tives
• Co­op­er­a­tive spirit
• Ques­tions asked, an­swered about Ko te Tuhono
• Trump ends the pan­demic? Oh, give us a break
• Signs to ob­vi­ate jostling
• South­land scheme un­der way
• Mt Cook air­line to start
• Rail­way ex­ten­sion on es­ti­mates
• Con­fu­sion over DCC meet­ing and meth­ods
• Neu­ro­surgery
• End of the game in Nagorno­Karabakh
• Opera su­per­star’s visit could trans­form small town’s tenor
• Air force bases have high­est bird strike risk
• Swim­mers ex­ceed their fundrais­ing tar­gets
• Be­lieves girl will over­come ob­sta­cles
• Thou­sands more preda­tors caught
• Her­itage Day at­tracts steady vis­i­tor flow
• Meet­ings to in­form pub­lic of flood pro­tec­tion work
• Waiver of fees due to Covid
• One se­ri­ously hurt in crash
• Set­tle­ment ris­ing from ashes of ‘firestorm’
• Taste Cen­tral cam­paign suc­cess cel­e­brated
• Ero­sion pro­tec­tion for 10 Katiki Beach sites
• Pupils learn from hands­on ac­tiv­i­ties at multi­agency farm safety day
• Al­liance weath­ers the year’s many chal­lenges
• Study looks at health of work­ing dogs
• IRD de­lay in pass­ing on Ki­wiSaver money spurs compo calls
• Bud­ding an­a­lysts show win­ning acu­men
• 10,000­plus com­pa­nies au­dited over wage sub­sidy
• Re­gions reign supreme at NZ Mas­ter Painter Awards
• Build­ing sec­tor buoys busi­ness con­fi­dence
• Bold ride paves way for sec­ond ti­tle
• Mo’unga magic to fore in record vic­tory by ABs
• Ferns save best for last in se­ries sweep
• Loss blow to South­land’s play­off hopes
• Foster high­lights game man­age­ment
• Even match turns in Pride’s favour
• Liver­pool still un­beaten at home and 3 points clear
• Sex­ton in the jer­sey for race start
• Steel sees ‘su­per­star’ in Fisher
• Four in row for Can­ter­bury
• Out of iso­la­tion and into match
• Red­man leads by one
• Part­ner­ship record bro­ken
• ‘Tooth­less Tiger’ dies
• TNZ to ap­peal rul­ing
• Pair shine be­fore rain ar­rives
• Volts climb only half the moun­tain
• Ban­dits start com­pe­ti­tion with a bang
• Sec­ond­half rally not enough for Whalers
• Feet still on ground af­ter mem­o­rable win
• Ir­ish loss gives Six Na­tions to Eng­land
• Derby win dream come true for King
• Ashrun grabs fi­nal place

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