Otago Daily Times - 2020-11-25

• The art of pleas­ing the boss
• Progress with mayor or without
• Li­brary in­ter­faith prayer area for­mat open to change
• HONEY Spread­ing the word
• Bid to cool hous­ing mar­ket
• Re­build­ing Lake Ohau
• Weak sea­son fin­ish costs Otago dearly
• Con­sumer chal­lenges hol­i­day re­fund pol­icy
• Repa­tri­ated gecko put down
• Ki­wis still plan­ning to spend
• Ca­sual worker turnover up in wake of Covid
• Su­per quiz
• Big wel­come for mo­tocross star Dun­can
• Herd im­mu­nity needed be­fore bor­ders open
• Skan­tha de­fence points blame at Crown’s key wit­ness
• Fence de­stroyed in chase
• Re­stric­tions may ease
• Otara shoot­ings ar­rest
• Del­uge ex­pected to­day
• Fam­ily hugely re­lieved over place to stay
• Send­ing over­seas dead­lines start to­day
• ORC fresh­wa­ter man­age­ment con­sul­ta­tion clos­ing this week
• Doc open to dis­cus­sion of de­vel­op­ing more cy­cle trails
• St John staff call off strike
• Project be­gun for river bar CCTV
• Play­wright wins top award, $10K prize
• Driver charged af­ter ute rolls
• Govt weighs mak­ing liv­ing and min­i­mum wages equal
• Fo­cus on iden­ti­fy­ing sex of skele­tal re­mains
• PhD schol­ar­ship to study at Cam­bridge
• Vice­Chan­cel­lor’s Award win­ner
• Bid to fill stu­dent quota un­der ex­emp­tion
• Rapist de­nied pa­role; more treat­ment needed
• Gang mem­ber jailed for 3 months for ab­scond­ing
• Fined for con­vert­ing ware­house into apart­ments
• Dis­patcher fail­ures may have led to girl’s death
• Jail for money laun­der­ing, or­gan­ised crime
• Over­haul sought of law on DNA
• Welling­ton mayor in­ves­ti­gated
• Dip in writ­ing per­for­mance
• Biotech in­dus­try says re­view needed to re­alise po­ten­tial
• He­li­copter op­er­a­tor ‘hum­bled’
• De­vel­oper re­mains hope­ful de­spite con­sent de­clined
• Pro­posed Countdown views at odds
• A qui­eter time for Omarama this year
• Cen­tral Govt called on to fund district plan
• Build­ing work­ers urged to seek help
• Christ­mas bears bring joy
• Damn­ing re­port ‘very dif­fi­cult’ to write
• Tran­si­tion start­ing but Trump not con­ced­ing
• Half­dose vac­cine suc­ceeds by ‘mis­take’
• Hong Kong judged in breach by Bri­tain
• Fresh charges for Bri­er­ley
• Food de­liv­ery rider worry
• Pre­mier broke Covid rules
• Truck crash lethal for 17
• De­vel­op­ments
• Lead­er­ship recog­nised
• Busi­nesses told to get 5G think­ing hats on
• Miss­ing tourism cost put at $12.9b
• Fran­chise hold­ers fea­ture in book
• Mar­ket com­men­tary
• Recipes for when fridge is look­ing lean
• Nu­tri­tious meal ideas
• Granola
• Fruit smoothie
• Zuc­chini cake
• A Cen­tral Otago win­ner
• Mon­teith’s not quite what you’d ex­pect on the Coast
• Steam Cafe’s zuc­chini and ba­con slice
• 2019 Rock­burn Cen­tral Otago pinot noir
• 2015 Quartz Reef Meth­ode Tra­di­tionelle Blanc de Blancs
• 2019 Scout Low­burn pinot noir
• Ga­jar makhani — In­dian­style but­ter car­rot
• Ker­alan fried cau­li­flower with co­conut chut­ney
• Start with the veg
• THE BOOK
• Four gin­ger parsnip sticky date pud­ding
• Train­ing fo­cus on con­trol­ling emo­tions
• Prepa­ra­tion for on­line champs go­ing to be tricky for Har­ris
• Tay­lor sig­nals in­ten­tion to play in fifth World Cup
• Ac­co­lades for ground ‘re­ward­ing’
• Umaga keen to see Pasi­fika side in Su­per Rugby
• Los­ing sea­son gave coach insight to change fo­cus
• ACC in­vest­ing more to re­duce in­juries
• Moana Pasi­fika team to play Maori Al Blacks
• Look­ing back
• Saints held; first win for Burn­ley
• Gold Rush fades in fourth quar­ter to lose again
• Phoenix en­joy­ing greater free­dom in sec­ond hub
• Sharks thrilled Bev­eridge back as coach
• Otago draws with Taranaki
• NBA play­ers meet Pope
• Kaeper­nick avail­able
• Reds con­tract for Ly­nagh
• Twizel Salmon & Wine Fes­ti­val
• Mt Cook Alpine Salmon
• Hot Tubs Omarama
• True in­ge­nu­ity at Hayes En­gi­neer­ing Works
• Lots to see in Dun­troon
• The Cu­rios­ity Shoppe
• Wel­come to the Waitaki District
• Otago Art So­ci­ety
• Palms Mo­tel
• Otago Mu­seum
• Shad­bolt plays blame game
• Coun­cil go­ing against wishes of the ma­jor­ity
• Na­tional Party boss still doesn’t get the prob­lem
• No harm in a wor­ship cen­tre at new hospi­tal
• Com­mend­ing the pis­tol ban
• Mo­torists for or­phans’ out­ing
• Boat race bet­tors pulled up
• Hous­ing short­age hard­ship
• Not just a buzz­word, par­a­digm shift can de­liver in­no­va­tion
• TO­DAY IN HIS­TORY
• In­clu­sive tourism re­flects who we are
• Lo­gan Park High School se­nior prize­giv­ing
• Covid de­lay for Te Pae progress
• Ser­vice, mu­sic to mark quake
• Jig­gered
• Cryp­tic cross­word
• Word­Fit
• Sudoku
• Quick cross­word
• WordWheel
• Word­Builder
• CODE-CRACKER
• Pre­vi­ous so­lu­tion
• Yes­ter­day’s GK cross­word
• 5x5
• Pre­vi­ous so­lu­tion
• Yes­ter­day’s Vo­cab­u­lar­ian
• Pre­vi­ous so­lu­tion:
• Pre­vi­ous so­lu­tion:
• Call for lo­cal govt royal com­mis­sion
• ‘Boomers’ de­scrip­tion not help­ful
• IAG, EQC agree on claim di­vi­sion

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