Otago Daily Times - 2020-11-12

• Cricket some­thing new for refugees
• Dunedin MP climbs rank­ings
• Call to put an ‘h’ into Wakatipu
• Lover of game joins NZC board
• Speak­ing out
• First refugees fin­ish man­aged iso­la­tion process
• Stu­dent­built plane part of show­case
• Plan­ning changes ill­re­ceived
• IN­TER­ME­DI­ATE (2pt each)
• New claim against El­lis
• BE­GIN­NER (1pt each)
• EX­PERT (3pt each)
• Team breach dis­ap­points
• Napier storm: more da­m­age to homes found
• Tougher school bus rules
• Coun­cil bud­get hole grows
• Lotto 2011
• More fall ill from fish
• Vote re­count re­quested
• Cor­rec­tion
• Prom­ise kept with Armistice Day out­ing
• Car hits tree; one in­jured
• PM’s wed­ding plans ‘some way off’
• School wins cam­era gear and cash
• Smoke­free leader praises vape laws
• No plans for DCC Maori ward, mayor says
• Dunedin MP Wood­house climbs rank­ings
• Thieves tar­get beau­ti­fi­ca­tion project trees
• More facts sought by coun­cil
• Views sought
• Co­hous­ing owner ex­cited as project nears fin­ish
• Col­lege board will op­pose Sel­wyn sale
• Coast­guard merger good for South, pres­i­dent says
• $17.5m re­search cash cov­ers coastal threat
• Pole sheds the way you want them
• Para­medic re­mem­bers mo­ment gun­fire started
• Cannabis firms split on vote out­come
• As­sur­ance over school routes feed­back
• $20,000 put down by mother to cover top con­cert venue
• Fund set up to pro­mote switch from fos­sil fu­els
• Wanted man taunts po­lice on Face­book
• Gallery life­long dream
• Meth ‘well and truly here now’
• Anger at DB pro­posal to close Monteith’s brew­ery
• Chilly bin an­tics must end: judge
• Emer­gency ve­hi­cle fleet grows
• Fly­ing in the face of rea­son or not?
• Armistice Day marked across the re­gion
• Land bought as habitat for skinks
• Armistice Day well at­tended
• In­creased vis­i­tor levy comes back be­fore coun­cil
• Al­liance wa­ter con­sent draws op­po­si­tion
• Ve­hi­cle sought af­ter in­ci­dent
• Coun­cil­lors to dis­cuss DIA re­port
• Polytech af­ter new leader
• As­sault ac­cused faces judge
• Santa’s Grotto to go on­line
• Danes con­tinue cull; virus kills US minks
• On­slaught of law­suits con­tin­ues
• Huge global child sex abuse ring un­cov­ered
• Re­mem­brance Day marked
• Thou­sands flee­ing Ethiopia
• Zoo an­i­mals learn to ‘open wide’
• Change to Aus­tralian an­them mooted
• Men­tal health cri­sis teams planned
• Ty­phoon threat­ens
• US sells arms to UAE
• Res­cue at­tempt over
• Elec­tion not recog­nised
• Virus in Vanuatu
• Politi­cians dis­qual­i­fied
• Pro­fu­sion of ‘pas­sion­ate peo­ple’ pleases
• Three week ban for Tu’un­gafasi
• Foot­ball South CEO look­ing for­ward to more long­term cer­tainty
• Stags seek­ing to break five­year away game hoodoo and make play­offs
• 2021 tour­na­ment launched
• Hole in one hero­ics a quiet af­fair
• DeCham­beau may un­leash his big gun
• Tim­mins play­ing for team his heart is in
• Clarke quits af­ter ‘coloured foot­baller’ gaffe
• A guide to b­ball’s fast and phys­i­cal younger sibling
• Venus to play in World Tour Fi­nals af­ter quar­an­tine is­sue sorted
• Black Cap helps Mum­bai to 5th ti­tle
• Prince Oz winds back clock
• Azam to lead Pak­istan
• Alpin­ers in ac­tion today
• Lowe to de­but for Ire­land
• Ian­none ban ex­tended
• NZC turns loss into profit
• NBL 3x3
• Sup­port­ers of euthana­sia Bill nei­ther lazy nor stupid
• Best of the birds
• Davis Cup book­ings heavy
• Mayor in triple fa­tal­ity
• Steamship Com­pany leav­ing
• Armistice Day marked in si­lence
• Va­p­ing laws
• Polly’s res­cue
• The more things change — same old story, DCC
• De­ci­sion to post­pone Ethiopia poll bad mis­take
• Grudg­ing trib­ute given at the church of tech­nol­ogy
• Cer­ti­fi­ca­tion of­fers Enztec ad­van­tage
• Rev­enue and profit up at Main­freight
• Af­ter bounc­ing back, NZME lifts guid­ance, re­funds staff
• Mar­ket com­men­tary
• Con­fi­dence high Mitre 10 will hit dead­line
• Top tax rate change alert
• Dunedin firm ‘de­lighted’ to se­cure sup­port from fund
• OCR to stay put at 0.25% as ex­pected
• GST re­turns in­crease raises ques­tions over wage sub­sidy
• Re­serve Bank to look at loan re­stric­tions
• Good tri­umphs over evil forces
• Cel­e­brat­ing con­tin­u­ing rel­e­vance that is Hotere
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• MU­SIC AND PER­FOR­MANCE
• FAM­ILY FUN
• ‘‘Moths and Rust’’, Ro Bradshaw
• ‘‘Stu­dio 9A’’, var­i­ous artists
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