Otago Daily Times - 2020-09-03

• Anchors aweigh to mark 92nd
• Nearmiss with live power line
• Tickethold­ers unsecured creditors; refunds unlikely
• Q’town conference following guidelines ‘to the letter’
• Peninsula art comes to town
• Isolation frustratio­n for Bates
• YEAR OF THE HACKER
• Ardern responds to Peters’ attack
• Cautious approach taken to beneficiar­ies volunteeri­ng
• Rare treat black and pink plant runs out
• Two cheap drugs help severe cases
• Lack of bowel condition drug compromisi­ng patients
• Otago steady in Higher Education rankings
• Ministers to hold Level 2 exit talks tomorrow
• Travel bubble ‘set back’
• Increase in domestic violence; refuges full
• Festival highlights ‘endless possibilit­ies’
• Preparatio­ns in place for nurses’ strike
• Cold snap doesn’t end fire risk, warns Fenz
• School building’s removal questioned
• Shaw under further pressure after email reveal
• Custard squares not lost to town
• Elder abuse, youth drug issues raised
• Skifield bottleneck­s addressed
• Crash driver’s passenger denies all charges
• App aimed at reducing ski injuries
• Putting heads together for mental health
• Free tests for all, symptomati­c or not, at popup station
• Scaledback free public WiFi being introduced
• FarmerES councillor glad to be back in role
• ES to review forecastin­g
• Trump visits tense city
• ‘Crisis like no other’: Australia in recession
• Rescued migrant gives birth in chopper
• Problemati­c legacy
• Sad end to a scheme that worked so well for us
• Deeply disappoint­ed by Central council’s actions
• Boris Johnson
• Mammoth task made failings clear
• Laying the honey traps for Mr Log Burner: a tale in two parts
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Cryptic crossword
• General knowledge crossword
• Border rules put paid to Otago stint
• Stead motivated to do more in role as Black Caps coach
• Bates braces for bubbles
• Route rejigged for Southland tour
• O’Keeffe lands deal with Newry City
• Clijsters’ US return fizzles in round one
• Tom Martin capable of another Ascot Park win
• Favourite Roglic impresses in stage victory
• Violent attacker to stay behind bars
• Call for full inquiry into sexual harassment in Fenz
• Highprofil­e sportsman’s battle for name suppressio­n continues
• Flour mill fined $300K after worker paralysed from fall Attack on skifields’ website fails
• Three years for aggravated burglary of wrong house
• Plan for ‘tragedy on legs’ offender
• Ellis appeal to be heard despite death
• Forecast milk price unchanged in uncertain market
• Level 3 restrictio­ns in Auckland hit retailer confidence
• Fonterra falls to 6th spot in world rankings
• Border rules exacerbate vet shortage
• Market commentary
• ‘‘Wrapped up in Clouds’’, Ayesha Green
• ‘‘Shoaling’’, Yolunda Hickman Robyn Maree Pickens
• ‘‘Southland’’, Karl Maughan
• No time like now to look back
• EXHIBITION­S
• TALKS AND WORKSHOPS
• Visitors providing a boost for Chatham Islands
• When all else fails, look within
• Poker night: all bets off for Alida
• Dark day provides perspectiv­e

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