Otago Daily Times - 2022-08-04

• Former locals a big part of tattoo
• Hawkins seeks specifics
• SIT’s zero fees could face axe from 2024
• ORC agrees to public transport meeting following criticism
• Predator downplayed abuse which made childhood ‘dark, depressing’
• More informatio­n needed for parole decision
• Search proves suspicions wellfounde­d
• Cat controls: ‘we need to do better for cats’
• Divisive Bill passes amid stiff criticism
• National’s tax plan inflationa­ry, Act says
• Who visits Taiwan ‘not up to the CCP’, Act leader says
• Teen charged after allegedly doing burnouts in cemetery
• July’s rainfall record exceeded by 412%
• Pool to get more changing facilities
• Bundle up: snow on horizon this weekend
• Crisis in Iraq tests its stability and Iran’s influence
• Executions violate peace plan
• Battery fire risk spelt out
• DHBs not directly consulted
• Secret to adult wellbeing begins as toddlers
• Dam stands in for Sky Tower for training
• Job search next step in recovery
• A long run for a good cause
• Environmen­t Southland to establish climate change group
• Tornado damages homes
• Plunket services given $100K grant
• Eager to make a return to council — as mayor
• Entreprene­ur running for top job
• Director appointed to drive Milford plan project
• Pipeline upgrade to begin
• Cryptic crossword
• General knowledge crossword
• Nareki now ‘definitely confident’ about knee
• Hoiho show tenacity but come up short
• Malaise of All Blacks ‘concerning’
• Consistent pace aim for Paddon
• Varsity ends Ajax’s win streak
• King blames loss on going ‘mentally walkabouts’
• Win against Bulls would guarantee Nuggets berth in playoffs
• OCA happy with women’s mentor candidates
• Health workforce moves no quick fix
• Iwi’s redress will be slow
• Electric the way to go until hydrogen economic
• Using unfamiliar Maori names for institutio­ns
• Plan to keep musical part of our city alive
• Leadership race all but trussed up
• The writing’s on the wall for cursive skills, thanks to technology
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Today’s birthdays:
• Farmers paying off more debt
• Car sales drop as living costs, fuel prices rise
• Market commentary
• Note of caution about wage inflation
• Culture, creativity, collaborat­ion keys to healthy workplace
• GDT drops again, putting pressure on farmgate milk price
• House prices drop at fastest rate in decade
• Funding keeping creative work alive

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