Otago Daily Times - 2022-09-15

• Surviving the sands of time
• Drench issue a ‘disaster’
• Festival disturbs kiwi breeding
• Smelter accepts need to improve
• Former roading boss accused of fraud named
• Interventi­on likely in housing density dispute
• Improvised weapons in prison on rise
• Faulty truck brake likely killed road worker, court told
• Beers, trip to beach costly for driver
• A mother’s sacrifices for her son
• NZbased Ukrainians buoyed by war gains and local support
• $24m to go on teacher recruitmen­t
• Mayoral candidates pledge focus on communicat­ion
• Storms could cost ORC over $2m
• Preballot box considerat­ions
• Little word from NZ police
• Rain and tears: public pays tribute
• Ukraine moves to secure territoria­l gains
• Neurodiver­sity brings ‘variety of skills’
• Frozen berries behind cases of hepatitis A
• Police photo taking practices ‘unlawful’
• Surgeries cut because of memorial holiday
• Multimilli­ondollar school makeover begins
• Sixty women receive training in Snow Girls programme
• Mayoral forum tackled issues from tourism to housing
• Opponents question Tarras airport as its ‘chief sponsor’ leaves
• The life of a music man
• Recording Otago’s history
• Balancing funding and expectatio­ns
• SBHS to pay out hostel chef for working public holidays
• Mayoral contenders put cases at meeting
• General knowledge crossword
• Cryptic crossword
• Fear of losing cup motivating Cane
• Families feature of provincial side
• Jamaica minus several big names for threetest series against Silver Ferns Sunshine Girls
• Otago eyeing up place in final
• Sports draws
• Chess skills add another dimension to Noble’s play
• New online scoring system in place
• Meet the new coach of Southern United
• Liverpool leaves it late against Ajax
• Time to change date of Queen’s Birthday holiday
• Restrictio­ns gone but not Covid19
• Greeks flee as city taken
• Finding the perfect underpants — a brief history
• When you’re in a hole, maybe you should stop digging has a new ‘‘role’’, but it will only a matter of time before people realise the George St ‘‘cone dance’’ is not a game. What’s the vision?
• Growth in online shopping slowing in NZ
• Airline capacity returns, competitio­n mounts
• Briscoe Group delivers $45.6 million profit
• Automation coming to meat works
• Market commentary
• Have cello, will travel

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