Otago Daily Times - 2019-05-11

• Moa footprints sent to museum
• Adverse patient effects — report
• Hurdles overcome on way to physiother­apy degree
• What is wellbeing?
• A BRUTAL LESSON
• Dixon to celebrate 100 games
• RECORDS DIFFICULTY
• Lumsden issue puts pair in tricky spot
• Kakapo chick undergoes birdbrain surgery to close gap in skull
• Ardern’s challenge to lead a global solution
• Honours presented for crash victims
• Writers tackle moral dilemma
• Labour defends plan for affiliated councillor­s
• Museum aims to improve safety levels
• Free legal help for suicideber­eaved families called for
• Variations spell confusion
• Chopper wreckage to be recovered
• Trump won’t rule out military confrontat­ion
• North Korea launches two missiles
• Labor sets out its budget, spending priorities
• Cache of 1000 guns
• Crackdown on Guaido allies
• Publisher banned from Turin book fair
• Oceana Gold seeks new mining permit
• Market commentari­es
• Synlait stays committed despite setback
• Warehouse sales lift 1.9% in third quarter
• Crypto gold: Milliondol­lar Auckland home for sale in Bitcoin
• Uber IPO raises $12.2b
• Card spending increases in April
• Farmers will need to pay if wool industry is to progress: chairman
• Campaign in support of natural fibres
• Meeting of Otago Drought Group
• Trust plans to save historic powerhouse
• Civic leaders happy to share the load
• Preparing for life after freeskiing
• Woman at home in wilderness
• Society installs rail crossing sensors, new sleepers
• Cycle trail subject of dispute
• Homegrown technology monitors penguin movement
• Collaborat­ion for ‘Pounamu Pathway’
• Two transport options for Frankton Rd being considered
• Young rider taking on big competitio­n
• Board has reservatio­ns about Aurora
• Investor bids for cherry orchards being processed
• 4pm ceremony
• Rower makes Cape Horn in stormy conditions
• Pilot programme for palliative care at home
• Driver training promise hopes rest on Budget
• Ministry finds hygiene issues
• Jailed for operating sweetshop sweatshop
• Other conviction­s
• Labour’s local body aspiration­s
• 100 YEARS AGO
• It still hurts to imagine this great building going
• A week when the Speaker was at his best — and his worst
• THE SECRET DIARY OF...
• Preventing debate a procedural travesty
• A life well spent in search of knowledge
• Original Wookiee delighted ‘Star Wars’ fans
• Today in history
• Weekend crossword 2039
• Your stars
• Ultimate Stride justifies price tag
• Southland pacer U May Cullect ready to live up to name
• Tyler training partnershi­p out to continue good start
• Young stars again but NZ XI beaten
• Arsenal, Chelsea to meet in another allEngland final
• Key strikers return to bolster Black Sticks Fifth loss in row for Southern women
• Hamilton vows no repeat of Rosberg feud with Bottas
• NZ triathlete claims junior world title
• Haskell laments England’s ‘shambolic’ World Cups
• Nikorima should sharpen Warriors’ attack
• DLS club celebratin­g 25 years
• Interest reignited in Coast to Coast
• Five from Otago in NZ team
• FROM THE SIDELINES
• Munro shoots under age for 101st time
• Noncontact initiative aimed to halt decline in boys playing
• Squire must start by doing basics well
• From workhorse to family favourite
• Let’s have a look at light commerical­s
• Getting ready for anything
• Tool security
• Vehicle security
• FAST FACTS
• ‘Not necessaril­y a job that you choose’

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