Otago Daily Times - 2021-02-04

• Public not told of early lead finds
• News ‘absolutely horrifying’
• Memories of Blue smoke
• Bags you look first . . .
• Cancellati­on hit to Dunedin economy
• What we know:
• Black Caps seeking to ice the cake
• Gym where it started demolished
• Cancer report welcomed but no detailed plan yet
• Super quiz
• Fire in Abbotsford hedge suspicious
• Jail for methfuelle­d driver, ‘lifetime of pain’ for victim’s family
• National demands answers on why no date for vaccine
• Search for missing plane
• Lotto 2035
• Southerner­s made judges
• Quake remembered
• Jobless rate surprises
• Driver crashes into pole
• Samples over months led to donotdrink notice, council says
• Felt show reception delights organisers
• Symptoms to watch for outlined
• More concern at dangerous Blackhead Rd
• Tractor rolls, one person seriously hurt
• David Jones to close its Wellington store
• Sinkhole capital’s latest woe
• Second Spacex rocket explodes on landing
• Protests as Navalny imprisoned
• Vaccine appears to cut transmissi­on rate
• Noisy anticoup action erupts
• New Caledonia govt folds
• Venezuela helps Brazil
• Groundhog Day a little different
• Thousands told to leave
• IMF gave Myanmar millions last week
• Health risk for wellness clinic patrons
• Tributes flow for fundraisin­g hero
• Pulled from sinking truck
• Globes going global
• Police officers arrested
• Repairs reconnect lavender farm with world
• Home detention for ‘selfservin­g’ thief
• Woman winched from rocks after river trouble
• Crash causes minor injuries
• Assault defendant denies being a person
• Petrol station breakin pair steal 10 trays of cigarettes
• Police on lookout for grain
• The true – and tragic – story of Zac Woodroofe
• Council needs to act on transparen­cy: report
• Skyline of city centre changes as bones of new buildings start coming together
• Recommenda­tions
• Darling back for Thunder after two years in Australia
• Duncan on mend, ‘good to go’ in couple of weeks
• NZR offered $465m for 15% share
• Wada not appealing
• Six Nations now able to go ahead in full
• Federer to make return in March
• SailGP squad named
• Nicholas favours Chiefs
• British Open going ahead
• Club banned after brawl
• Extension for Mitchell
• Ban for racist abuse
• Man U wins 90 to match own EPL record
• Championsh­ip No 8 absolutely achievable, Whincup says
• Simple rule key to Reid’s approach
• Authoritie­s aiming to tame massive hitters
• Langer has ‘full support’ of CA
• Smith to join brother in N. Otago
• Wildcats now in Melbourne
• Maths and science teaching woes
• Mayor needs to front up and provide answers
• Double standards at play in quarantine structure
• Outlaw sheep caught in Northland
• Do not look for an ‘F’ in Whakatipu
• Warning of future pandemics
• Early salmon run in Waitaki
• Unusual firearm licensed
• Putting aside vaccine nationalis­m
• In the face of remorseles­s time, photograph­y is precious
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Restrain dogs for safety of sea lion pup
• Recidivist freed due to remand time in jail
• Man convicted over hoax bomb to appeal
• Three years’ prison for possessing child sex abuse videos
• Smuggler had 947 cacti and succulents
• Hardware prices expected to rise
• Wide disparity in KiwiSaver performanc­e
• Gamestop trading halt by Sharesies, Hatch lifted
• Bezos to step down as CEO after 30 years
• Fonterra raises forecast 20c
• Market commentary
• ‘‘Somewhere Between Nothing and Nowhere’’ Phoebe Hinchliff and Luke Shaw
• ‘‘The Absurds’’, Hannah Joynt
• TO SEE
• Home at heart of festival
• GIGS
• EXHIBITION­S
• Subtle Dances
• FAMILY FUN
• The F Word
• St Paul’s at One
• Rants in the Dark
• TALKS AND WORKSHOPS
• Owls Do Cry
• MUSIC AND PERFORMANC­E
• FILM AND THEATRE

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