Otago Daily Times - 2023-05-30

• Pursuit policy updated
• Kettle Park fill hazardous: report
• Mayday hoax calls worrying
• Cannabis benefits shown in study
• Cuts an ‘issue for the entire city’
• PM unconvince­d about ISA finding
• National’s Uturn on road signs
• Pupils’ designs cross the Pacific
• Police and family at odds over murdersuic­ide theory
• Nepalis call for NZ to celebrate Everest Day
• Mama Hooch rapist assaulted
• IRD ‘backpeddli­ng’ over Covid support
• Erdogan renews grip on polarised nation
• Nato calls for calm in Kosovo after clashes
• Industry recycling push is rubbish: critics
• Japan on alert as N Korea signals satellite launch
• Cryptic crossword
• General knowledge crossword
• Police oppose bar licence renewal
• Prescripti­on fraud sentence reduced; name suppressio­n appeal sought
• Feedback sought on reserve tree plans
• He is the champion . . . of the South
• Central Otago: just add water More in secondary education
• Project savings, design and floor plans related
• Farms, ruminants, and matters of life and death
• Tertiary education is diseased — and real change is the cure
• Who needs awards? A good job is reward enough — yeah, right
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Kean foresees better times in 2025, 2026
• Newgarden powers to finallap win in stopstart affair
• Signs Landers making progress
• Kostyuk outgunned but sticks to her guns
• Everton survives but Leicester relegated
• Wilson calls time on career
• Joining the gold rush
• RBNZ endorses mortgage rates
• IRD trustee tax guidance may look like avoidance: expert
• Market commentary
• ‘Plumbers’ lacks cohesion

Otago Daily Times - 2023-05-29

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