Otago Daily Times - 2020-01-29

• Running with planes on the Taieri Plain
• Surgical masks scramble
• Another heartbreak­ing blow in tragic life
• Political race begins as PM calls election
• Work starts on Hillside
• We rate the overseas teams
• Getting official answers about Seacliff proves to be a struggle
• Greens, activists criticise Govt for rodeo inaction
• Law limiting wheel clamp release charge takes effect
• Key issues in 2020 NZ election
• Ihumatao land deal looking likely soon
• Virus believed originally to have been in bats
• NZDF may help with Wuhan ‘evacuation’
• Schools prepared to exercise precaution­s
• Furniture, fittings, care discussed
• Call to fix learning, social lag in deaf children
• Leaders speak against antiSemiti­sm
• WHO calls for calm; toll now 106
• Advocate for NZ expats in Australia asks actor to join class action
• Bryant’s helicopter low in fog, records show
• Couple killed in crash were ‘role models’
• Museum, art gallery decision delayed
• Public may not grasp risk of beach fires
• Community has its say on proposed meeting hall
• Evidence piles up for ‘nonpermitt­ed activity’
• Show celebrates the rural sector
• ORC gets to grips with online consultati­on
• Ikea still searching for site for Auckland store
• Get in touch, NZ Post tells those still waiting for Christmas presents
• Death no escape from debt, case underlines
• Market commentary
• Escooter ACC claims hit $5.3m
• Reefton spirits firm looks to raise $3.5m
• New chapter for florist
• Air New Zealand reveals $46 million noncash hit after London withdrawal
• Part of probe then took job at Meridian
• Domestic airfares rise by 8.5%, well above inflation
• From seed to table
• The science behind a good cup of coffee
• Demand for Brew School beer
• Celebratin­g Central’s small labels
• Naturally easy and simply delicious
• Breakfast hash muffins
• Summer tart
• Government­s would do better with longer terms
• You may return to class
• Bewildered by road changes
• Toll ‘injurious to common good’
• Putting it in baby talk, just for you, Donald
• Bryant enduring conduit in flow of basketball knowledge
• Volts looking to continue summer of runs
• Four form Otago players rewarded with selection for NZ A
• Smith, Whitelock’s Pau languishin­g near bottom of Top 14
• Astle to concentrat­e on whiteball formats of game
• Black Caps’ attitude needs to change
• England wins final test against SA to wrap up series 31
• Greene adds Otago 5000m record to those in 1500m, 3000m
• Fast track into Hall of Fame for Bryant
• Federer advances after Houdini act
• White Robe Ocean Park colt sold for $150,000
• Saka leads way as Arsenal moves into fifth round
• Today in history
• Don’t be afraid of the Tarantula
• Your stars

Otago Daily Times - 2020-01-28

Otago Daily Times - 2020-01-30