Otago Daily Times - 2017-11-25

• Veteran rockers still fresh in 70th show
• Wife of tourist killed by bus driver recounts horror
• 50plus adverse events
• All Black' last hurrah
• $125K boost for church spire
• Tie collector's next dream
• Big crowd thoroughly charmed by sense of fun
• Crossparty bid on child poverty law
• $4.1 billion overspendi­ng
• Kiwi Scrabbles to win
• Firearms charges arrest
• How to donate
• Correction
• Commanding ship exciting challenge
• Charge after log falls off truck
• Lieutenant­commander Lorna Gray
• Pupils ‘stock the bus’ with food, toys for families
• ‘Publicity stunt’ at superclini­c
• January opening for wildlife hospital
• Truck crash closes SH1
• Nadia Reid album ranked No 2
• NHNZ marks four decades of filming
• Yelloweyed penguin survival in question
• Solo sailing bid in major strife
• Emergency alert test tomorrow
• ‘E. coli’ sensor in pipeline
• Ecigarette­s seen as key to cutting smoking rates
• Horticultu­re NZ wants food security policy
• Park aims to ride virtual reality boom
• Syria opposition firm on noAssad transition
• Explosion documented where submarine last heard
• Mumbai bombing accused released
• Looting of artefacts investigat­ed
• Zimbabwe sharemarke­t sheds $NZ8.7b as stocks drop 40% after Mugabe ousted
• Pistorius’ term doubled
• Preschool abuse alleged
• Suffering described
• Mumbai building collapses
• Guards sacked, honoured
• Pub goes to the dogs
• Derailment kills three
• Gold & Silver Still At High Prices
• $A70 million to be paid out to Manus detainees
• Coffee linked to lower risk of disease
• Ireland wants ‘more clarity’ on border after Brexit
• Market commentari­es
• Accounting software going to cloud: analyst
• Warehouse admits ‘missteps’
• Audits getting better, FMA says
• WHAT THEY’RE SAYING
• No boat himself but embarking on marines services journey
• Business investment tipped to slow
• Refining NZ profit forecast up on back of ‘cracking’ gross margin
• Alliance profit doubles to $20.2m
• Graduation day a double celebratio­n
• Call for harbour signs warning of ‘dangers’
• New lake viewing area to replace rockfallpr­one site
• Public workshops on economic aims
• Resorts getting fastcharge­rs
• Couple quit house after landrent hike
• Cat control ‘aboutturn’ query
• Three vehicles damaged
• Thriller training coming to a head
• New toilets, rubbish bins for campsites
• Hospital skills lab to aid in training
• Community support group has less funding
• ALEXANDRA DISTRICT COURT
• Daytime watering ban on way
• Social workers often warned in months before murder
• Second arrest after taxi driver shot
• Man jailed for punching heavily pregnant partner
• Today in history
• Your stars
• Weekend crossword
• Te Reo criticism prompts angry public reaction
• Men’s league formed
• Multinatio­nal corporatio­ns should not insist on naming rights
• Editor responds
• Waiters disappeari­ng
• Very old Norwegian
• Calls to spend won’t find traction with Govt on diet
• Walters’ art still delights, courage still recognised with protest
• Pop star adored in 1970s teen culture
• Founded one of the most popular hardrock bands
• Star battled to throw off ‘choker’ tag after Wimbledon meltdown
• Helped inspire ‘Rumpole’ character
• High price for Broom as cricketers shave for charity
• Smith holds Australia together
• Sparks fail to fire in disappoint­ing opener
• Blacks Sticks win 10, through to final
• Day makes move
• Backlash over selection
• King attending semifinal
• First win for Balmac
• Fittler NSW coach
• Hunt eager to take on her old team
• Stadium setting seen as boost for Southern
• First real hitout for southern teams
• Rider, horse out to soak up atmosphere
• Futsal team starting to feel the heat
• The numbers tell the story
• Southern Lakes once again looks like the team to beat
• Rewarding exercise
• South Otago
• Oldest clubs
• North Otago
• Central Otago
• Duffy impresses but ND has the edge
• Otago coaching job attracts 30plus applicants from far and wide
• Whitelock to lead ABs
• Hawkeswood in driver’s seat
• Volvo gets top rating
• Live rallying from Australia
• Exceptiona­l example of faithfully farming the land and livestock
• To be precise

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