Otago Daily Times - 2024-02-09

• Balloon artist’s story has a few twists
• Community’s future unclear
• $6m ‘worldclass’ cycle trail plan laid out
• Knife pointed at ex out of malice
• Jailed after threatenin­g to stab pair who came to repossess vehicle
• Man convicted of assaulting partner again
• South D’s future: ‘look after the dunes’ HAMISH MACLEAN
• $20m DCC grant floated for Dunedin Railway maintenanc­e
• Scrapping Auckland fuel tax ‘populism’
• Dunedin first to get new Taser model
• Longtailed bats roosting in shed
• Punishment of 3yearold was ‘bullying’
• Call for national inquiry into Gabrielle impact
• Staff grilled over flood defences
• Police respond to phone threat against mosques
• Blending the social and the competitiv­e
• Listen with the intention of understand­ing
• Cenotaph site not well known
• Three Waters an excuse for bad council budgeting
• Prospect of mass immigratio­n looms
• Beautiful call for te Tiriti partners to unite on Waitangi Day
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• ‘Prodemocra­cy’ — but by what definition?
• Burt Munro events ‘going well’
• Plan to restrict board’s power an ‘asset grab’
• Golf fundraiser way to give back
• Pool hours to stay same after staffing offers
• Burst water main floods house, closes school
• Garden fit for a GIANT
• YOUR GARDEN
• Businesses pulling back from hiring: new data
• Eyes on supermarke­t facial recognitio­n trial
• Market commentary
• Mobile networks cut as deaths mar election
• Senate defeats border deal, aid still possible
• Passion for darts making it hard for Girdler to step back
• Hawaikiran­gi passionate advocate of pickleball
• Competitio­n hots up for No 2 jersey
• Elliott ready for toughest of tests WAYNE PARSONS
• Scheffler wants penalty on players returning from LIV
• National title to Cadzow
• Fury outlines bouts as he fends off retirement talk

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Otago Daily Times - 2024-02-10