Otago Daily Times - 2023-05-27

• 3 Waters spending on table
• Winning farewell for one of ‘The Best’
• Wouldbe rapist allowed to use dating apps
• Rollout of 5G kept instead of proofing NZ networks
• Dunedin District Court
• Charges upgraded
• Launch to take aim at super policy
• ECE investment a ‘major threat’
• Mothers’ view of breast milk uptake to be studied
• Writer heading to Dunedin looking for inspiratio­n
• Awareness urged to stop clam spread
• Bold to rule out working with Te P¯ati M¯aori
• Regulation urged for use of AI in politics
• Militia founder given longest Jan 6 sentence
• War will likely last ‘decades’: Russia
• Kurds in opposition fear nationalis­t victory
• Fisher & Paykel profits down, but rebounding
• Air NZ saving scheme awarded at Infinz
• Market commentary
• Barrister thrives on ‘intellectu­al challenge’
• Bank payments to be processed daily
• Consents sought for move
• ‘Worker sentiment’ important for staff retention: report
• Fraud claims are untrue: excouncil staff member
• Sheepdog trial champs go down a treat
• Little impact seen from bridge closures
• Man (75) found guilty of groping girls
• Luxon outlines top three priorities
• Balloon launched in NZ lands safely
• National selection ‘came out of nowhere’ for Sam
• Residents asking why spa pool still not fixed
• Graphic novel gets picked up by Penguin, expanded
• Council needs to revisit how much to
• Climate group leader sought
• Pet shop to shut after 35 years of connecting people with animals
• Student brew makes national top30 list
• Crosscount­ry skifield urgently seeks council funding
• Council decides to lift rates by 7.5%
• Seeking rights near Lake Brunner
• City’s last video store to close doors after 40 years
• Tussock Country festival taking over town
• 11.56% rates rise plan; borrowing costs cited
• Hope to give skink chance
• Care of kiwi under investigat­ion
• New coastal flood risk maps developed
• Hydrogen scheme could be a lot of hot air
• A change in the wind?
• Heart Foundation takes issues with column
• Crunch time: signs point to a dragrace election
• Within living memory . . .
• Prescripti­on fees: some parties just don’t get it
• Legacy of a fine body of work
• World Cupwinning coach a mentor to many generation­s
• Club back where it belongs: ten Hag
• Talents recognised
• Team Williamson triumphs in Rowe Cup
• Otago duo help French team towards Top 14
• Smith’s experience to benefit NZ teams
• Liam Wright, Jake Upfield, Suliasi Vunivalu tries; Tom Lynagh 3 con, 3 pen Halftime: Reds 2114.
• Loss of McLaughlin felt as Nuggets just miss against Hawks
• Fekitoa out to do Munster proud in final against Stormers
• Month keeps on giving
• Mighty performanc­e machine
• HOMELY AND INVITING
• Could AI write this column?
• Capturing villages, rural areas from her travels
• Of friends
• Chance to change for those inbetweens
• Exploring why as the end of the world nears
• Moving chronicle of life in the mountains and what followed
• Better recycling is an easy climate win
• Feathers in their caps
• Mercury heads way out west
• Never too old to start building muscle mass
• A kinder kind of comedy
• Disney hooks a live one
• Fantastic cast does its best

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