Otago Daily Times - 2022-09-10

• Loss of Queen ‘will be deeply felt’
• PM offers condolence­s to Royal Family, King Charles
• IN HER WORDS
• A ‘towering presence’, but also ‘relaxed’
• Queen ‘was a constant, consistent presence’
• Waiting for what happens next
• What changes
• End of reign likely to spark debate, says expert
• ‘Good mate’ pleads guilty to murder
• Teen driver who killed mums ‘disgracefu­l’
• Drinkdrive­r faces sixth conviction
• Smooth Hill landfill plan granted consent
• Music festival expecting crowds Study shows Alps’ potential as predatorfr­ee zone for species
• Observator­y centennial treat tonight
• California faces fires, flood
• Ukraine claims attack success
• India, China pull back
• Call to aid Pakistan
• Victory over rooks looking close: councils
• Queenstown District Court
• Movein date set for new school building
• Original rates plan maintained
• Choppers on list ‘without factual cause’
• New apricot varieties set for launch in summer
• No driving ban because of concern
• Otago strikes gold to hold championsh­ips
• Tributes flow after death of monarch
• The testing powerhouse made in the mountains
• Class of ’21: the lowdown on new NZX listings
• Private firms National house prices fall 5.5% in 3 months to Aug want role in state income insurance
• Internatio­nal brands setting up shop in NZ
• Fonterra ups ’23 guidance to 45c60c per share
• Concern at lack of hotel projects
• Market commentary
• Cryptic crossword
• Dunedin City Council How they rated
• Strengths on show in PM’s visit to South
• Moko feature pulled
• Murderer committed previous violence
• Mourning her Majesty
• A disappoint­ing win for Blue
• Sluggish progress on Zero Carbon 2030 aim
• National caught between rock and hard place over Brian Tamaki
• Openness vital for elections, democracy
• Political risk to drop traffic lights system looking worth it
• Queen moved with the changing world
• History to be made in women’s final
• Timid batting proves Black Caps’ downfall
• Horner fancies Red Bull’s chances at Monza
• Potter signs fiveyear deal
• Hamilton Boys’ too good for JMC NZ First XV Top 4
• A sport suitable for the ‘new New Zealander’
• City set to buzz with influx of players, staff, officials
• Otago Spirit prop the ultimate allrounder
• ‘I think we can get the job done’ Heartland Championsh­ip
• Almost 2000 to hit the start line for delayed event
• Otago needs win against Wellington to salvage its disappoint­ing season NPC
• Thousands line Dunedin streets
• Following her dreams
• Absorbing comingofag­e tale in rural Australia
• Moving leftovers centre stage

Otago Daily Times - 2022-09-09

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