Otago Daily Times - 2018-06-04

• Festival fans all aquiver over steampunk
• Am I annoyed? Weight loss pitch panned
• Knighthood for former PM
• Lighting the Brass Monkey bonfire
• Tough day at Taieri 7s
• Hooking the cheats
• THE HONOURS
• Shouldn’t honours only be for good done for free?
• Super quiz
• High numbers, high calibre
• Visitors to pay more for walks
• $30,000 bill for Obama’s NZ visit
• Govt proposes work visa changes for foreign students
• Hot rods create a perfect storm at castle
• Book on uni history out in time for 150th
• Wars waged at Forbury Park
• Chinese demand keeps price of lobster high
• Computer help appreciate­d at Waitati
• New Zealand Order of Merit CNZM
• From Whakatane to Las Vegas fame: Rowles made a knight
• Time to refuse to pay ‘ludicrous’ parking fines
• Wanaka airport and growth
• Airbnbs get off lightly compared to hotels
• Pass Fortune assets on to other theatres
• Ortegas under fire from both sides
• People the key to making Dunedin such a great place
• Caring in short supply as empathy abandoned
• Thousands enjoy resort’s light spectacula­r
• Ice factor in crashes; two injured
• Skifield teaser opening popular
• Glenorchy calls for funding
• Taking the lead on water
• Strong sale at Limehills stud
• Not worth the stress, farmer says
• Be prepared for your lawyer carrying out AML requiremen­ts
• DB paid $30.5m to gain Tuatara
• CHINA'S 'BLACK TECH' push for more surveillan­ce
• China says agreements will be void
• US allies angry about metal import tariffs
• India challengin­g China’s might
• Sanchez new PM
• A painful recovery
• Is it really addiction?
• Traffickin­g and Brexit
• US poverty worse under Trump
• Antibiotic­s caution for cancer patients
• Bleak outlook for UK’s lowpaid: report
• Spanish speakers attracting more hate since 2016 election
• City breathes sigh of relief as cordon lifts
• ‘Exciting times ahead’ for astronautt­obe Branson
• Young helping mend a broken city Revolution within
• Israel’s military expertise finds a new home in driverless cars
• Preventing child marriages
• Racism presented as humour is no joke
• World unimpresse­d by fake assassinat­ion
• Thailand feeling effects of China’s ewaste ban
• Today in history
• Lifelong interest in insects
• Your stars
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Meetings mark halfway point
• Devoy ponders how game can lift NZ profile
• All Blacks facing real trial of depth as first
• Highlander­s up to fifth on table
• All Blacks in ‘silly’ incidents
• Citing extra trouble for Squire
• Town withstands late comeback
• No 8 sparks matchwinni­ng performanc­e
• Wales scores late to beat Springboks
• Clutha clear winner in scrappy encounter with Toko
• Topp Cup promises physical contest
• Impressive stuff from Harbour and University Round 11
• Technical maintains lead with 41 win while Caversham jumps into second place
• England shows signs of promise in friendly
• Inexperien­ced NZ goes down to Kenya
• St Clair Blue to host semifinal
• Tigers, Bears weekend winners
• Dominant Nadal marches into final 16
• Cayless named Kiwis assistant coach
• Emphatic win points to Grand National Hurdles
• Prince Oz digs deep for fourth in a row
• Jewels success for Otago star
• Bookend wins make it three for the South
• Masar provides first Godolphin Derby win
• Phys Ed A gains topof table win over Southern
• Kelly clear winner of Scottish qualifier
• Dixon dominant in first Detroit Indycar race

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