Otago Daily Times - 2020-10-14

• ‘Grandma’ no getaway car but still good for rallies
• Sir Tim too tired: Biddle
• Officer’s victim statement inspires apology
• Celebratin­g our food profession­als
• Hall takes RocketWerk­z to new level
• The devastatio­n of Ohau
• ‘Quiltlets’ represent Covid messages
• Call for university subsidy to help overseas students
• Super quiz
• Deal part of ‘multiprong­ed’ vaccine strategy: Woods
• Bringing down building begins
• War of words heats up on home stretch
• Face recognitio­n technology deal has wide access
• Shaw on negotiatio­ns: ‘it takes two to tango’
• Domestic recovery seen
• No injuries in nosetotail
• One Covid case yesterday
• Heads to be repatriate­d
• Highneeds ‘underfundi­ng’
• Contributi­on recognised
• Fruit trumps tablets, study finds
• Henrietta built up nursing skills for 50 years
• Forecourt runoff change challenged
• Fees hike for domestic students
• Pell meets Pope at Vatican
• Trump carries on as he left off; Fauci rings alarm bells
• Democrats target Barrett on healthcare
• 3tier restrictio­n system imposed on parts of England
• Campaign video released
• Divers work to defuse massive WW2 ‘earthquake’ bomb
• Perth roof collapse kills one
• Holocaust policy tightened
• First US Covid19 reinfectio­n recorded
• Finger tip lost to axewieldin­g cyclist
• Woman killed by fellow Kiwi
• Ceasefire strained
• Bollywood files lawsuit
• Death penalty for rapists
• Economics prize to US pair
• Mayor’s deputy call can be fought: academic
• Employers fondly remember murdered Kiwi woman
• Question of creek ownership
• Young Brooke ‘so full of love’
• Expectatio­n airport finished in decade
• Predator eradicatio­n to get cash
• Pair plead not guilty to drug charge
• Informatio­n appeal after vehicle stolen
• Pilot on commercial flight path
• Journeys to be celebrated
• Council wants public feedback on camping
• Museum to open in December
• SCF set to be finally wound up
• New online investing platform to launch
• Market commentary
• Card spending bounces back
• Uniform Group opens first shop in Dunedin
• Otago housing market hot in September
• Bradken to close down all NZ operations
• Warehouse could axe up to 950 employees
• At a glance
• Kiwis becoming more adventurou­s with choice of cheese
• Yeast waffle
• Flounder with brown butter, almonds, capers, potatoes and salad
• Homemade oat biscuits
• Grape and walnut flatbread
• Just divine — and so easy
• New releases tasting chance to get away
• Blend’s roast vegetable salad
• Asparagus, feta, za’atar omelette
• Poppy seed and coconut cake with lemon and lime syrup
• 2020 Rocky Point (by Prophet’s Rock) Central Otago Pinot Gris
• 2019 Vidal Reserve Hawke’s Bay Pinot Gris
• 2019 Roaring Meg (by Mt Difficulty) Central Otago Pinot Gris
• Chocolate tart with tahini salted caramel
• Limitedpro­duction Mountain Ale not pale but very popular
• Dukkah roasted cauliflowe­r and avocado dressing
• Make veges the hero
• Cumin kumara rice salad with garlic mint yoghurt
• Cryptic crossword
• Quick crossword
• Previous solution
• Previous solution
• Yesterday’s GK crossword
• Irish lock taking every chance given
• Smith vows to sharpen up after harsh selfapprai­sal of his effort
• Forbury Park CEO leaving to take up unexpected opportunit­y
• Injured SelbyRicki­t out for at least three weeks
• Abundance of options at loose forward
• Nearcapaci­ty Eden Park crowd expected
• Fowler ready to cap dominant season
• Points surge nightmare for favourites
• McLaughlin’s focus solely on winning
• Pulev to fight Joshua
• Late entry for Melody Belle
• Reds great dies
• Champion Enable retired
• Rutherford optimistic about shield
• Tall Ferns duo in Gold Rush squad for 3x3 tournament
• Plans for revised Premier League not dead
• NBA faces questions over future
• Southern women to face Canty first up
• Group to give crisis planning advice
• MMP based on two forms of representa­tion
• NZMA clarifies referendum stance
• Little fake news, but some parties using ‘halftruths’
• Early voting analysis needed
• Too soon to be partying as if Covid is all gone
• Women take up pipe smoking
• Stacking up the arguments for cannabis reform
• To the point
• Teachers’ salary increases
• Engineers’ award settled
• Saved by honest onlookers
• The numbers tell a grim truth
• Cannabis legislatio­n raises public good concerns
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Consumers’ choices drive food innovation
• Award for programme ‘sewing seeds’ to help Maori inmates
• Detention for impregnati­ng impaired victim
• Civil liberty fears if data given up
• Dunedin District Court
• Stabbing victim outraged by attacker’s sentence
• Medical admission challenge unsound
• Pursuit justified: IPCA
• Man wanted after Audi chased
• Warning crops could rot due to labour shortage
• Goal for road section threatened by boulder to reopen on Friday

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