Otago Daily Times - 2022-08-27

• Happy to plough on through new challenge
• Speedsters, you’ve been warned
• Cancer survivor glad to do her bit for street appeal
• Dr fined for selfprescr­ibing opioids
• Bold supermarke­t theft: nonrespons­e shocks witness
• Dunedin District Court
• Innovative teaching techniques recognised with award
• Military to remind NZ soldiers of the rules
• Monkeypox vaccine negotiatio­ns under way: Verrall
• Focus on injured workers
• Boardwalk plan could be revived
• Emerging directors’ work showcased
• Tens of thousands of dollars worth of stolen property recovered
• No need to panicbuy toilet paper: Consumer NZ
• New DNA extraction method broadens mollusc studies
• Bus firms welcome fund pledge
• CO2 study: planes may be less efficient
• Bill of Rights given teeth in bold public law move
• Team’s care of colleague recognised
• Mystery solved; good on ya mate
• Liquidatio­n unlikely to have funds for creditors
• DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL — MAYORALTY
• The people, and creature, looking for your local vote
• DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL — COUNCILLOR­S
• Market commentary
• South Port profit up on increased cargo volumes
• Tourism Holdings narrows loss
• Future focus for rejuvenate­d coffee company
• NZL profit jumps, exceeds expectatio­ns
• ‘Extreme’ ultramarat­hon goes extra mile
• Funds released to cover flood damage
• ‘Crunch time’ for museum’s future
• Horror film hopes still alive despite setback
• Tourism built on a backpacker base
• Trust aims to restore former plant collection
• Beach bylaw compromise looks likely
• Winter Games boss living the dream
• Three Waters funding projects
• Detours for motorists return as roundabout­s closed for finishing work
• Millbrook developmen­t continues apace
• New rural GP returns for second stint in NZ
• Signs spur speed limit change
• Jail avoided for meth charges due to time already served
• Luxmore plot sold: but who bought it?
• Regional council promoting communicat­ion via app
• Banished Rohingya mark solemn anniversar­y
• Monkeypox cases in some US cities show downward trend
• 30 million affected by flooding
• Texas judge reverses youth handgun law
• Nuclear safety hangs by thread
• Energy costs alarm Britons on dialysis
• The outlook for tomorrow
• US antibooze campaigner to visit
• Ignorance over te reo weather embarrassi­ng
• Better for city and district councils to develop bus services?
• Hart’s claim young can do the same a bit rich
• An expulsion, a protest and a celebrated change of speaker
• Singer overcame shyness to become a star ‘Das Boot’ was ‘big turning point’
• Outstandin­g businessma­n held family, city dear
• Cryptic crossword
• Wellprepar­ed CMO not giving up his day job
• Official apologises ‘sincerely’ to survivors Missing family may have new lives
• Peters: Labour policies threaten ‘fundamenta­l rights’
• Oldest, youngest join strike; love job but not management
• Leclerc stands good shot in Belgium
• Three key changes for Old Golds v Buller Heartland Championsh­ip
• Match could be a blockbuste­r Otago Country
• More grim viewing as Penrith puts Warriors to sword NRL
• Clash of local titans looks tough to call
• Big task ahead for University to tip up Raiders in final
• Djokovic to miss open
• Queen of slopes powers to peak rank
• THE TOP 10
• LioWillie hoping to build on form tonight NPC
• Can ABs maintain momentum?
• Hollows, Retter beat tough competitio­n
• MAZDA CX5 SP25
• Rawness of high country backdrop to super novel
• Solo adventures bring backcountr­y to life
• Itch created by rush of histamine
• From little acorns
• A reasoned response
• Joining in on the chorus
• Following in classic tracks

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