Otago Daily Times - 2024-04-27

• Council asks govt for funds
• Electricia­n offering to disconnect faulty heaters for free
• Dunedin District Court
• Tennis legend pleads guilty to careless driving
• Cuts will hit every service, health union warns
• A&P board member paid $75K for deal
• Tūhura unveils new archaeolog­y exhibit
• Stats NZ considerin­g the future of census
• Appeal lodged after minister summons denied
• Councillor calls for policy reversal
• Loopholes will be exploited in new vape rules: experts
• South Dunedin library build moves forward
• Crowd turns out for 23rd event
• FASD plan will boost diagnoses, awareness: Reti
• Sporting memorabili­a going under hammer
• Oldest telescope in NZ on display at museum
• Capital raise from farmers ‘almost a little unfair’
• Assessment ‘marking your own test’
• Santana raises more than $30m for mine
• Hefty price tag attached to Kombi
• Pushback against fluoride move
• Surprise 100th party for ‘independen­t lady’
• Council to adopt the use of AI
• Bid for $20K grant to resurrect Goldrush race
• Rare native fish saved just in time
• Nineyear mallard trend looking positive: survey
• Donation pays for rent; volunteers still needed
• Good fishing ahead if improved conditions hold
• Prison avoided for ninth drinkdrivi­ng conviction
• Visit to NZ to ‘study sheep yards’ proved life changing
• Olympic selection ‘dream come true’
• Proposal affordabil­ity questioned
• ‘Fascism — never again’
• Transition­al govt formalised
• Weinstein’s conviction overturned
• Jumbo crossword
• Comity and consequenc­es
• Varsity victors return
• What about the financial benefits of euthanasia?
• Gentle man was kind and quirky
• Yeah right — Penny Simmonds supports how the boss rolls
• Down with the orange disease and tautologie­s
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Powerhouse took students under wing
• The physics professor who brought science fiction to life
• Coal power is not going away just yet
• Man City edge closer but Guardiola cautious
• Wada’s credibilit­y dented as independen­t review launched: former boss
• Doubters fuelling Phoenix’s run for league title
• Anything possible in RoyalsCant­erbury clash
• Bellamy, McLauchlan match may be key
• McLaughlin hit button ‘out of habit’
• NZ take lead in T20 series
• Bloxham hoping Steel can lift further
• Dunshea itching to finally get start for Highlander­s Super Rugby FBS, 7.05pm
• Cash for athletics winners ‘progress’ — Adams
• Growing student presence adds depth to Lovelock relays
• Blue ribbon dairy support
• Mercedes makes generation­al shift
• Motorsport events feel rarely of national significan­ce
• Generation­al shift
• A name that holds the memory
• Sycophanti­c mountains draw you on
• The rewilding of Aaron Hawkins
• A community melts away
• Misguided devotion to a beloved father
• Ensemble hits the right note
• Always a curious, sympatheti­c observer of a life not his own
• Shells find purpose long after low tide
• Fig and hazelnut cake, orange curd cream
• Sweet potatoes, rouille
• How Emily Blunt became a Hollywood star
• Tech maker shifts focus
• A month of new music
• Taylor Swift. The Tortured Poets Department/The Anthology. Republic. ★★★
• Double trouble proves to be a lot of fun

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