Otago Daily Times - 2020-11-21

• Heartbreak for Otago
• Dunedin's back on track
• Cherry orchardist not getting the pip despite woes
• Facelift for railway station to begin at northern end
• Privacy law refreshed to reflect the times
• National to choose president
• Super quiz
• Cheerful winners eclipse competitio­n
• Rebuke for ‘eyepoking’ comment
• Ardern references family in climate message
• 3 new cases in quarantine
• Woman gives birth at 64
• Severe gales forecast
• Murder charge laid
• Tanker and car collide
• Tauranga mayor resigns
• 100 hoiho chicks given hospital care
• Tree tradition carries on
• Great display of local talent
• Attack on sea lion angers
• Truck stuck in valley tight spot
• Carbon policy failure noted
• Second boat safety meeting being held
• Morning radio show host chooses job that delivers
• Extended abuse inquiry questioned by survivor
• Working to give women safety
• Ethiopia closing in on Tigray capital
• Electoral College new Trump focus
• Man’s ‘lie’ led to drastic SA lockdown
• Oneman protest action results in charges
• Corbyn suspended
• Hundreds of fishermen get disease
• Scientists want Swedes to mask up
• Iota death toll mounts
• Taiwan to build subs
• Royals married 73 years
• Demand for justice over crimes
• ‘Shuggie Bain’ wins Booker Prize
• Whistleblo­wers ‘vindicated’
• Oil exploratio­n in Arctic
• Iran bolsters defence
• Legislativ­e win for weed
• Market commentary
• Friends’ drinks venture secures deal across Tasman
• More for Air NZ topend travellers
• Firsthalf hit for Ryman Healthcare
• Heartland profit forecast may lift after Harmoney float
• Former liquidator sent to jail for fraud, perjury
• ‘People inclusion’ position hailed as business first
• Brand ambassador only after Mike Pero resigns
• New fund aims to be the Sharesies of venture capital
• Vocus reveals plans to float NZ business
• China’s desire for more trade ‘positive’
• Scheme pays out $130m
• Overbridge crash spurs part closure
• Whitestone City requires investment to remain open
• Ministry arranges temporary classrooms for schools
• Confidence Lake Hayes Vision able to restore water
• Group to deliver roading upgrades
• Ducks reason for accident
• Backpackin­g world turned upside down
• Input sought on proposed waste bylaw
• Discovery Lodge bought by investor
• Greatest Needs Fund raises more than $1m
• Fenz call: no fires
• Graffiti rings a bell for former pupils
• Call for Tiwai decision
• Unattended fire spread to cars
• Funding meeting
• Employment initiative
• Main entrance to ‘awesome stories’ of district to reopen
• Brass band hits the road
• Man sentenced for repeated road rage
• Underpass almost ready
• Fossilised moa prints dried out safely
• No decision yet on future of Dunedin Central fire station
• Stroke victims’ outcomes vary
• Cruise ship, Russian crew ready to sail
• Councillor­s not listening to majority of opinions
• A ‘better class' of tourist?
• It is time for Labour to take the lead on addressing inequality
• Buildings, goods destroyed in fire
• Leprosy case in the north
• Electricit­y for Peninsula
• In defence of cricket
• National has some soulsearch­ing to do about future leaders
• THE ALL BLACKS
• Nurses striking — how it has come to this
• Unlikely hero of England’s cup triumph
• Made GP specialty recognised option
• Quickwitte­d, charming ‘Jeopardy’ host an enduring hit with audiences
• We need your help
• Musician’s long road back from broken neck
• Man acquitted in NZ Cracked road contribute­d to accident, coroner says linked to torture cell
• Jail term for abusing girlfriend
• Guilty of hiding evidence but not of supplying drugs
• Back in the saddle
• Nadal’s hopes of first title still alive
• Waikouaiti makes most of new date
• Ledesma still looking for improvemen­t from Pumas
• Consultati­on on whip rules
• Break for Boult needed
• Boost for Adelaide test
• Guardiola staying at City
• Wales debut for Botham
• Long buildup finally over for Gold Rush
• Changed squad aims high
• Goal at death as Southern United upsets Waikato
• Hey top 2WD at Auckland
• Black Ferns to meet Wales and Australia
• Metuarau welcomes opportunit­y with Steel
• Otago reps on secondary advisory body
• Edwards says time to quit
• Charles returns to Otatara
• Coach seeks to get most out of Sparks
• Percentage­s to determine WTC finalists
• Otago Sparks
• Southland teen ‘shocked’ by opportunit­y
• Ravindra stars as NZ A dominates with bat
• Manager coy about details of Fa injury
• Donnelly labels loss as probably embarrassi­ng
• What comes as standard?
• What’s new?
• What’s it look like?
• What’s it like to drive?
• Electric ute among first
• Ford’s welltravel­led van gets fitted for batteries

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