Otago Daily Times - 2021-10-25

• It was horrific — crash witness
• Duncan rides to third world title in a row
• Olympic sailor blames MIQ for losing millions
• New funding for drug checking at festivals
• Ceramics exhibition returns to Dunedin
• PM rejected targeted vax advice
• Holiday road toll at 7; slow down, police warn
• Restored 1950s fire engine on display at Toitu
• Plan for roundabout causing some concern
• Licensing decision pending for Great Taste following hearing
• DCC may turn the page on library fines
• Curator hopeful film industry will grow
• Artists display widerangin­g creative techniques over weekend exhibition
• Site’s story celebrated
• ‘So many stories’: Chinese Camp descendant­s gather
• Paddon’s EV goes straight to top on rally debut
• MIQ inquiry welcome
• ‘Insidious bullying’ not the New Zealand way
• Why didn’t the Govt spend the $25 billion?
• Does new Dunedin plan go far enough?
• Nobody should be in danger on a film set A tragedy
• Taking responsibi­lity for health is not at odds with worship
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Police to introduce horseback squad
• NZUK free trade accord news welcomed by groups
• Agricultur­e study plans boosted by scholarshi­p
• Allbirds’ IPO nears amid eco questions
• A2 may face second class claim
• Plastic banished from toiletries
• Nowayback MIQ locks Kiwi businesses out of global markets
• Take advice on implicatio­ns of Covid19 on leases
• Analysts give My Food Bag mixed reviews
• Pair made life members of group
• McIlroy versus Lawson final on cards
• Paddyproud­foot victorious after 23month break
• Jameson, Matehaere take titles
• Win good launching pad for big month: Foster
• Ball dominating bat in Otago’s season opener
• Silver helps ease Gate’s Olympic pain
• Southland so close to beating Wellington
• Tautari showing form to hold on to his title
• State Of Rest winner after anxious wait
• Defensivel­y fragile Ferns soundly beaten by Canada
• Chelsea, Man City show their class

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