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 * SOUTHERN SCHOOLS INCLUDED IN BUILDING REVIEW
   
   
   
   
   SOUTHERN SCHOOLS INCLUDED IN BUILDING REVIEW
   
   Otago and Southland schools are included in a national review as the
   coalition govt runs the ruler over the cost of projects.


 * OTAGO MAN MISSING AFTER GOING OVERBOARD FROM FISHING VESSEL
   
   
   
   
   OTAGO MAN MISSING AFTER GOING OVERBOARD FROM FISHING VESSEL
   
   The fisherman who went overboard from a vessel off the Hawke’s Bay coast on
   Monday was from North Otago, police say.


 * FOUR QUEENSTOWN EATERIES CLOSE AS TOUGH TIMES BITE
   
   
   
   
   FOUR QUEENSTOWN EATERIES CLOSE AS TOUGH TIMES BITE
   
   Four Queenstown eateries have closed in quick succession amid tough economic
   conditions and roadworks disruption.



 * Pupils strut, fret their hour upon stage
   
   
   PUPILS STRUT, FRET THEIR HOUR UPON STAGE
   
   Pupils from 11 Otago high schools yesterday took part in the Regional Sheilah
   Winn Shakespeare Festival at the King’s and Queen’s Performing Arts Centre.
 * Fashion meets flowers in former church
   
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   FASHION MEETS FLOWERS IN FORMER CHURCH
   
   Local designers gathered in Waitati last night to showcase a combination of
   fashion and flowers.
 * Warehouse moves into frozen meals
   
   
   WAREHOUSE MOVES INTO FROZEN MEALS
   
   The Warehouse in South Dunedin has been chosen to go frozen.
 * Pupils strut, fret their hour upon stage
   
   
   PUPILS STRUT, FRET THEIR HOUR UPON STAGE
   
   Pupils from 11 Otago high schools yesterday took part in the Regional Sheilah
   Winn Shakespeare Festival at the King’s and Queen’s Performing Arts Centre.
 * Fashion meets flowers in former church
   
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   FASHION MEETS FLOWERS IN FORMER CHURCH
   
   Local designers gathered in Waitati last night to showcase a combination of
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 * ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DAYLIGHT SAVING

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   WARNING OVER FUTURE DUNEDIN RETIREMENT HOMES

 * DUNEDIN COP SHOP OPENS DOORS TO PUBLIC






DUNEDIN

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KIWISAVER 36% GENDER GAP: CAREGIVER CITES LOW PAY

A Southland caregiver says KiwiSaver has not set her up for retirement as
research revealed a more than 30% gap between the amount men and women are
contributing to it each year.

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   STAGED APPROACH LIKELY FOR PROPOSED TUNNELS TRAIL
   
   
   
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   STAGED APPROACH LIKELY FOR PROPOSED TUNNELS TRAIL
   
   The proposed Dunedin tunnels trail may need to be stripped down to a more
   basic project initially to get its wheels spinning, it has been signalled.


 * TEENAGE LEARNER DRIVER CRASHES TRYING TO AVOID CHECKPOINT
   
   
   
   
   TEENAGE LEARNER DRIVER CRASHES TRYING TO AVOID CHECKPOINT
   
   A learner driver came out unscathed after crashing into another car when he
   tried to avoid a police checkpoint in Dunedin.


 * 160-YEAR-OLD KILN FLOOR TO STAY ON HOSPITAL SITE
   
   
   
   
   160-YEAR-OLD KILN FLOOR TO STAY ON HOSPITAL SITE
   
   A brick feature of a distillery more than 160 years old uncovered at the new
   hospital site in Dunedin will remain in place.



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BERT, BIG BIRD BID COLONY FAREWELL

In a story of hardship, recovery and maybe even a little romance, Bert and Big
Bird have returned to the sea.

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   'SHOCKING' INCREASES IN INSURANCE BILLS
   
   
   
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   'SHOCKING' INCREASES IN INSURANCE BILLS
   
   Southerners are reporting "shocking" insurance price hikes driven by the
   increased cost of building and increasing extreme weather events.

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   THERAPY DOG LIVES ON IN SCHOOL'S SENSORY ROOM
   
   
   
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   THERAPY DOG LIVES ON IN SCHOOL'S SENSORY ROOM
   
   A cherished member of Goldfields Primary School, in Cromwell, was celebrated
   when the school opened its new sensory room on Wednesday.

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   COUNCILLORS WANT TO LOOK AT WATER OPTIONS
   
   
   
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   COUNCILLORS WANT TO LOOK AT WATER OPTIONS
   
   Waitaki councillors are eager to explore alternative solutions to treating
   rural water supplies, but some felt they were forced into making a $5million
   decision by a government agency waving a...



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SOUTHERN SCHOOLS INCLUDED IN BUILDING REVIEW

Otago and Southland schools are included in a national review as the coalition
govt runs the ruler over the cost of projects.


 * MUM AND YOUNG CHILD ESCAPE HOUSE FIRE
   
   
   
   
   MUM AND YOUNG CHILD ESCAPE HOUSE FIRE
   
   A woman and her three-year-old have escaped a fire in Auckland, while armed
   police went to the scene due to a gang presence.


 * THOUSANDS EXPECTED AT NATIONAL CLIMATE STRIKE
   
   
   
   
   THOUSANDS EXPECTED AT NATIONAL CLIMATE STRIKE
   
   Protesters in Dunedin and other southern centres will be among the more than
   100,000 people are expected to take to the streets in today's climate strike.


 * WOMAN BRUTALLY BEATEN FOR EATING 'TOO MUCH TOAST'
   
   
   
   
   WOMAN BRUTALLY BEATEN FOR EATING 'TOO MUCH TOAST'
   
   A woman subjected to a series of brutal beatings because she had eaten "too
   much toast" is struggling to shake what she saw in her attacker's eyes as he
   meted out his punishment.





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 * DUNEDIN SHEET METALS - THE SPIRIT OF EXCELLENCE


 * TELLING THE UNIQUE STORIES OF ENGINEERING IN THE SOUTH


 * CONNOR JONES - REDEFINING THE INDUSTRY




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DECENT START FOR TEAM WITH DRIVE

It is not quite the halfway point of their season — they are six games down and
have eight to go — but bye week makes for an opportune time to gauge how the...


 * TAURUA REAPPOINTED AS SILVER FERNS COACH
   
   
   
   
   TAURUA REAPPOINTED AS SILVER FERNS COACH
   
   Dame Noeline Taurua has been named as the Silver Ferns head coach for a
   second time.

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   US FORWARD STRUTS STUFF TO HELP TAKE WIN
   
   
   
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   US FORWARD STRUTS STUFF TO HELP TAKE WIN
   
   Kimani Lawrence was promised some sun.


 * OTAGO PARA ATHLETES, COACH NAMED TO PROGRAMME
   
   
   
   
   OTAGO PARA ATHLETES, COACH NAMED TO PROGRAMME
   
   Four rising Otago para athletes and coaches have been recognised as future
   talents on the world stage.




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   SOUTHLAND AND OTAGO PRODUCERS HONOURED AT AWARDS

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   QUICK FIG TART

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   IF ALCOHOL IS REMOVED FROM FERMENTED WINES, ARE THEY STILL WINE?




BUSINESS


LASTING PASSION FOR WOOL REMEMBERED

"Once you have a passion for wool, it never leaves", was the catchphrase of PGG
Wrightson Wool general manager Grant Edwards.


 * WAREHOUSE MOVES INTO FROZEN MEALS
   
   
   
   
   ‘PERFECT STORE’ TO GAUGE INTEREST IN MEALS
   
   The Warehouse in South Dunedin has been chosen to go frozen.

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   REGIONAL LEADERS URGED TO PRIORITISE PROJECTS FOR FUNDING
   
   
   
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   REGIONAL LEADERS URGED TO PRIORITISE PROJECTS FOR FUNDING
   
   Regional Development Minister Shane Jones is calling on Southern leaders to
   band together as they seek a share of the government’s new $1.2 billion
   Regional Infrastructure Fund.


 * LESS RED TAPE FOR BUILDING PRODUCTS 'GOOD FIRST STEP'
   
   
   
   
   LESS RED TAPE FOR BUILDING PRODUCTS 'GOOD FIRST STEP'
   
   The building industry is welcoming the move to be able to access overseas
   building products with fewer roadblocks.



 * RICH VISUAL STORYTELLING: HISTORIC CUMBERLAND ST


 * ROBUST OR READY TO BUST? — OTAGO'S IRRIGATION DAMS


 * TRACING THE PAST


 * TOITŪ TE WHENUA: WHY OUR MĀORI PLACE NAMES ARE SO IMPORTANT




LIFE & STYLE

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TRENDY BULB NEEDS SOME TLC

Hippeastrum bulbs are hip bulbs, says Gillian Vine.

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   FASHION MEETS FLOWERS IN FORMER CHURCH
   
   
   
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   FASHION MEETS FLOWERS IN FORMER CHURCH
   
   Local designers gathered in Waitati last night to showcase a combination of
   fashion and flowers.


 * DECISIONS FIT FOR THE FUTURE
   
   
   
   
   DECISIONS FIT FOR THE FUTURE
   
   All those poles help support our resilience, it makes their ownership
   important.

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   AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW
   
   
   
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   AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW
   
   I’ve been looking for a house to buy in Dunedin for a year and a-half and,
   boy, have I seen some s...holes in that time, writes Lisa Scott.






SILVER FERN FARMS RECORDS $24.4M LOSS

Silver Fern Farms says a $24.4 million full-year loss after tax and a $497m drop
in revenue reflects a year of challenging market conditions, which have impacted
the whole supply chain.


 * A CHANGE IN PLANS TO COMBAT THE DRY
   
   
   
   
   A CHANGE IN PLANS TO COMBAT THE DRY
   
   Dry conditions biting in Otago has farmers activating alternative plans to
   get through.


 * NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR ADVISORY GROUP
   
   
   
   
   NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR ADVISORY GROUP
   
   Nominations are open to become a member of the High Country Advisory Group
   next term.


 * BRANCHING OUT INTO PLANTING PINE ALTERNATIVES FOR FARM FORESTRY
   
   
   
   
   BRANCHING OUT INTO PLANTING PINE ALTERNATIVES FOR FARM FORESTRY
   
   The benefits of planting alternative tree species to pines are plentiful,
   New Zealand Farm Forestry Association president Neil Cullen says.




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 * PUPILS STRUT, FRET THEIR HOUR UPON STAGE

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   WORLDS APART BUT VOICES IN UNISON




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 * THE LAND REMEMBERS




WORLD


18 STILL MISSING AFTER TAIWAN QUAKE

Taiwanese rescuers are looking for 18 people still missing after powerful quake,
as dozens of aftershocks rattled the disaster zone and those trapped were
gradually taken to safety.


 * DAM TO SPILL AS DEADLY RAIN BAND MOVES ACROSS NSW
   
   
   
   
   DAM TO SPILL AS DEADLY RAIN BAND MOVES ACROSS NSW
   
   Intense rainfall has been hitting Sydney and the NSW coast, leading to
   expected dam spills after a deluge hit Queensland and a man died in
   floodwaters.


 * BIDEN CALLS FOR 'IMMEDIATE CEASEFIRE' AND URGES HOSTAGE DEAL
   
   
   
   
   BIDEN CALLS FOR 'IMMEDIATE CEASEFIRE' AND URGES HOSTAGE DEAL
   
   The US has issued its strongest public rebuke toward Israel since the start
   of the Gaza war, conditioning support for Israel's offensive to address the
   safety of aid workers and Palestinian civilians.


 * TAIWAN QUAKE INJURIES TOP 1000, TRAPPED WORKERS FOUND
   
   
   
   
   TAIWAN QUAKE INJURIES TOP 1000, TRAPPED WORKERS FOUND
   
   A helicopter has plucked to safety six people stranded in a mining area after
   Taiwan's worst quake in 25 years, while hundreds of aftershocks drove scores
   more to seek shelter outdoors.




OPINION

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HARRY HOLLAND’S PANEL PROTEST

When the announcement was first made that a Royal Commission consisting of Mr
Justice Sim and four business men was to be set up to inquire into the present
system of land and income taxation, Mr H...

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   LETTERS TO EDITOR: ORC, AURORA, NURSES
   
   
   
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   LETTERS TO EDITOR: ORC, AURORA, NURSES
   
   Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the ORC,
   Aurora, and New Zealand nurses

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   CARTOONIST'S VIEW - YEO
   
   
   
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   CARTOONIST'S VIEW - YEO
   
   Todays cartoon from Voyager award winning cartoonist Shaun Yeo.

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   EXPERIMENTING WITH OUR FUTURE
   
   
   
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   EXPERIMENTING WITH OUR FUTURE
   
   Science makes the world go round, as one version of the popular saying might
   have it.




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 * TAURUA REAPPOINTED AS SILVER FERNS COACH


 * 18 STILL MISSING AFTER TAIWAN QUAKE


 * DAM TO SPILL AS DEADLY RAIN BAND MOVES ACROSS NSW


 * OTAGO MAN MISSING AFTER GOING OVERBOARD FROM FISHING VESSEL


 * MUM AND YOUNG CHILD ESCAPE HOUSE FIRE




 * $250 MILLION BILL FOR QUEENSTOWN ROUNDABOUT


 * PUPILS STRUT, FRET THEIR HOUR UPON STAGE


 * HEAD-TURNING SUPPORT FOR ‘HAIRSPRAY’


 * SAILOR MAKING WAVES ON THE WEB


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