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	Otago Daily Times - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The paper is known both locally and nationally by the abbreviation "The ODT", or - less kindly - as "The Oddity".
		Cutten was the publisher of a weekly newspaper, the Otago Witness, which was founded in 1851, and the already strong political views of co-founder Vogel saw an outlet in the ODT's pages, notably with advocacy for provincial government.
		Today, the newspaper is regarded as the father-figure of the country's four main daily newspapers, serving the southern South Island with a circulation of around 46,000 and an estimated readership of 100,000.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Otago_Daily_Times (360 words)

	Otago - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The village of Otakou on the Otago Peninsula served as a whaling base during early years of European economic interest in the east coast of Murihiku around 1840.
		The Otago Settlement, sponsored by the Free Church of Scotland, materialised in March 1848 with the arrival of the first two immigrant ships from Greenock on the Firth of Clyde -- the John Wickliffe and the Philip Laing.
		The Otago electorate is currently represented in parliament by Jacqui Dean of the New Zealand National Party.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Otago (478 words)

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		Otago Daily Times Print has its origins in the gold rush days of the 1860s when the Stevens' family founded The Dunstan Times and The Alexandra Herald.
		Central Otago News Ltd was consequently formed in 1948 and managed by Geoff Stevens.
		Otago Daily Times Print has a diverse range of machinery for the printing and binding of all products.
	www.yellow.co.nz /site/otagodailytimes (480 words)

	HRCGrants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Otago University vice-chancellor Graeme Fogelberg praised the HRC outcome as a "stellar result" that commended "the superior quality of health research being conducted by our researchers".
		Otago's previous best HRC outcome was last year, when it gained $14.39 million, or 46% of the available funding.
		The funding outcome was positive for the Otago School of Medical Sciences and particularly for its biochemistry department, which gained significant funding for five research projects.
	cancer.otago.ac.nz /HRCGrants.html (425 words)

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		Otago Daily Times Tuesday, 15-June 2004 Publicity push for meteoric price rise By Stu Oldham A Lawrence man who last month decided to sell a meteorite he found when digging a long-drop toilet in the 1950s says he could not have picked a better time to sell.
		Otago Daily Times Thursday, 17-June 2004 How they know object not meteorite How the Lawrence "meteorite" was shown to have started life in the ground.
		Thursday, 17-June 2004 http://www.hohmanntransfer.com/mn/0406/17.htm The Otago Daily Times has a photo and more details today (and sidebar) about identification of what was first reported as a “meteorite” found during a dig for a New Zealand outhouse.
	home.earthlink.net /~magellon/news/61504.txt (1041 words)

	Complaint to Editor of ODT
		This article contained no reference to the fact that New Zealand is bound by international law to abide by conventions involving the use of involuntary labour and that those conventions are required to be written into the domestic law of member countries.
		The Centre notes that at no time of which the Centre is aware since the Ministers announcement of the "work for the dole" scheme on Wednesday 22 April, have you ever made known to your readers these facts.
		As you will be aware Sir, in feudal times the nobility considered it had the obligation to represent the rights of those over whom it exercised power, thus giving rise to the concept of noblesse oblige - privilege entails responsibility.
	cpsd.ms11.net /complaint_to_odt.html (627 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The Otago Multiple Sclerosis Society is the first to launch a regional ambassador programme to raise awareness about the neurological illness.
		About 12 Otago people either affected by or with knowledge of the illness were chosen to undertake training on Saturday to help them educate the community and health professionals.
		Mr Glenn said 3500 people nationwide had the illness and this was the first time people had been trained in a "concerted way" to represent their issues.
	www.mult-sclerosis.org /news/Jul2003/MSOtagoAwarenessScheme.html (121 words)

	School of Physical Education, University of Otago
		He can be moody at times, his sense of humour can tend towards the sarcastic, but no-one can doubt his qualifications.
		The qualifying times in the 200m butterfly are 2min 11.20sec (A standard) and 2min 11.90sec (B).
		Qualifying times for the 400m IM are 4min 46sec and 4min 48.5sec (B).
	physed.otago.ac.nz /about/grad_profile.asp?exp=about&cnt=n (1589 words)

	Allied Press Limited
		The flagship of the group is the highly regarded morning publication, the Otago Daily Times, which was founded in 1861 and boasts the longest daily publication record of any newspaper in New Zealand.
		The ODT is the only remaining New Zealand owned morning daily, and enjoys one of the highest market penetration rates in the nation for a paid daily.
		Its strength lies in its proud and faithful commitment to serving Otago and surrounding regions with a carefully selected menu of regional, national and international news and opinion.
	www.alliedpress.co.nz (265 words)

	1998
		The editorial in the Otago Daily Times of 7 October 1998.
		This article was published in the Otago Daily Times on 6 October 1998.
		This item, which appeared in the 26 September 1998 edition of the Otago Daily Times, is a follow up to the fabulous article of the day before.
	member.newsguy.com /~magister/News/news1998.htm (760 words)

	Otago Daily Times
		Bic Runga has emerged from an arduous three years, a period that at times left her literally lost for words as she sought ways to better construct her songs and the phrases within.
		When you go and meet a make-up artist for the first time and suddenly they're meant to paint a picture on your face, it's a really disempowering relationship you have with them.
		This time, however, she says she'll be based in Los Angeles rather than New York.
	www.bicrunga.net.nz /otago_daily_times.htm (1872 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		They and their four sons (three more children were to be born in the colonies) emigrated to Melbourne, Australia, in 1852--53, and were subsequently persuaded by the Otago immigration agent, W. Reynolds, to move to Dunedin, New Zealand, where they arrived in January 1856.
		In 1859 he was apprenticed to the Otago Witness, and had to stand on a box to reach the composing frame.
		The Times printing staff, refusing to accept the dismissal of some of their members, broke away to found the Morning Herald ; they were backed by angered members of the old board.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Essay_Body.asp?PersonEssay=2F4&QuickSearch=true (1329 words)

	News clippings on STV from the Otago Daily Times - Green Party
		Otago University Students Association representatives Sam Huggard and Steven Sutton, who attended yesterday's council meeting, said afterwards they would help organise a petition.
		He outlined his support for STV in a letter sent to council electoral officer Doug Jackson, a copy of which Mr McDonald supplied to The Otago Daily Times yesterday.
		The committee recommended community boards be consulted, and that the issue be discussed at the next joint meeting of the city council and Otago Regional Council.
	www.greens.org.nz /searchdocs/other5626.html (2007 words)

	More news clippings on STV from the Otago Daily Times - Green Party
		Otago STV action group spokesman Sam Huggard said more than 200 signatures were collected in three hours by group members near the Dunedin Public Library.
		"CIVIS" (ODT, 12.10.02) questioned the efforts of Sam Huggard and his team of enthusiasts in gathering enough signatures from the Dunedin public to force a single transferable vote poll on the Dunedin City Council.
		The point that Mr Huggard is trying to make is that in a democratic society the Dunedin City Council should have taken a lead from the overwhelming majority of submitters in favour of STV and put it to the people to decide, as the Wellington City Council has done.
	www.greens.org.nz /searchdocs/other5769.html (1213 words)

	About the Otago Arts Trust - promoting the arts and cultural identity of Otago
		The Otago Arts Trust will promote the arts and cultural identity of Otago by encouraging and facilitating partnerships that will advance the artistic and cultural skills of people and generate outcomes to benefit the cultural and economic development of the region.
		She has also been in the forefront of New Zealand art education and was recently awarded the status of Emeritus Principal Lecturer, Otago Polytechnic School of Art, for her contribution to research and teaching at the institution.
		Marilynn was made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the 2000 Honours List for her contribution to art and art education in New Zealand.
	www.otagoartsguide.co.nz /about_trust.htm (773 words)

	Otago Settlers Museum
		Since 1990 he has held the position of Illustrations Editor at the Otago Daily Times.
		His photographic assignments have taken him to Asia, America, Australia and East Timor but it is his connection with Otago that has produced some of Stephen’s most notable images.
		This retrospective is a look back over a quarter century of capturing ‘pix’ of the daily life of Otago and its people.
	www.otago.settlers.museum /exhibitions.asp?p=0 (116 words)

	What's New - Roundup of top new content sources from New Zealand, Singapore, and Korea
		This daily metropolitan newspaper, with a circulation of 45,000, covers the city of Dunedin and province of Otago.
		With the addition of The Otago Daily Times, Factiva.com now has all four metropolitan daily newspapers from New Zealand, and is the only vendor to offer complete coverage.
		The other three major daily newspapers are The Dominion Post, The Press (Christchurch), The New Zealand Herald and the Otago Daily Times.
	www.factiva.com /whatsnew/story2sep1602.asp?node=new2 (440 words)

	MountainRunning.com - Otago Daily Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Since shifting to Canada with his partner Angie Driscoll in 1990, Broad's career has developed to the point where he is now considered one of the top distance runners in North America.
		Broad (36) has won the annual Calgary international marathon six times in the past eight years with a best time of 2hr 23min 49sec.
		Broad, who attended Otago Boys' High School and taught in primary schools in Oamaru and Dunedin before shifting to Canada, lectures part-time at Calgary University and will complete his PhD in education this year.
	www.mountainrunning.com /ODT.html (396 words)

	The Otago Daily Times, Online Employment Section
		Welcome to WorkOtagoNZ, the exciting new partnership between the Otago Daily Times and the Dunedin City Council.
		This site offers you the latest job vacancies driven by the employment section of the Otago Daily Times and the ability to upload your CV to our website to be viewed by thousands of employers.
		By advertising with the Otago Daily Times you will receive a free password to view CV's submitted by prospective employees.
	jobs.odt.co.nz (176 words)

	New Zealand Press Council
		In response to Mr Humphries complaint, the editor of the Otago Daily Times rejects the first complaint.
		He maintains the article was presented in a fashion no different from many others published on a daily basis.
		An application for permanent name suppression was rejected and there is nothing to stop the press reporting a plea of guilty and the sentencing that flowed from that.
	www.presscouncil.org.nz /display_ruling.asp?casenumber=878 (434 words)

	The Otago Daily Times
		The Otago Daily Times has the highest market penetration of any metropolitan in New Zealand.
		The great strength of the Otago Daily Times is that is has long recognised and developed its place as a regional information source.
		Its readers are assured they will be provided with news and information about themselves, their friends and neighbours, their town, district or region, interspersed with authoritative news and opinion pieces about their nation and the world at large.
	www.nzpa-online.co.nz /var/cm/cm-paper4.php (171 words)

	School of Physical Education, News
		University of Otago head of the dance studies programme Ali East and PhD student Maree Kelly will present research papers at Dance Canopy 05, the largest national dance conference in New Zealand for 10 years.
		In the heat chamber at the Human Performance Centre at the University of Otago's School of Physical Education, they waged war on simulated driving programmes while linked to devices measuring their heartrates, reaction times and lap times.
		The inspired quality of teaching at the University of Otago was recognised Monday when Associate Professor Peter Schwartz of Pathology in the Dunedin School of Medicine and Associate Professor Steven J. Jackson of Physical Education were honoured at the Tertiary Education Teaching Awards in Wellington.
	physed.otago.ac.nz /about/news.asp (979 words)

	The Otago Daily Times, Online Edition
		The Digital Edition is an electronic representation of the Otago Daily Times newspaper.
		The Digital Archive is an electronic representation of the Otago Daily Times newspaper.
		Oceana Gold may turn Macraes into the rotten egg capital of the country and the community is disgusted the company has ignored the dust problem for so long, a...
	www.odt.co.nz (657 words)

	Otago Daily Times Article
		Although he is paid by large computer-games companies to design the latest "shoot-em-up" games, Mr Adams has a "blue skies" vision, where computer games are regarded as a form of art and are commented on by critics rather than reviewed by people who have a vocabulary limited to "rocks" or "sucks".
		The industry's awards should be changed to recognise artistic merit rather than technological skill and there needed to be recognition of the people who developed the games, even if that meant developing a cult around the developers, he said, while admitting he had a vested interest in the last statement.
		In a later interview with the Otago Daily Times, Mr Adams said there were always a few people who told him he was talking garbage.
	www.designersnotebook.com /Scrapbook/Otago_Daily_Times_Article/otago_daily_times_article.htm (533 words)

	Otago Museum :: Dunedin, New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Craig McKenzie of Dunedin was judged as the overall winner of the 2006 Otago Wildlife Photography Competition.
		His superb shot of a “Bar-tailed Godwit” is one of a record breaking 798 entries submitted to the competition this year.
		The overall winner, category winners, highly commended photographs as well as selected entries were chosen to line the walls of the Otago Museum Nature Galleries through the month of June.
	www.otagomuseum.govt.nz /2006_otago_wildlife_photography_competit.html (210 words)

	News & Events, Human Genome Research Project
		Assoc Prof Mildred Cho, Associate Director at the Stanford University Center for Biomedical Ethics, visited the University of Otago in February 2006 as part of her collaboration with the Project.
		Otago Daily Times, Study looks at impact of gene technologies.
		Professor Sheila McLean, one of the UK's foremost authorities on medical law and ethics, visited the University of Otago as part of her collaboration with the Human Genome Research Project: Law, Ethics and Policy for the Future.
	www.otago.ac.nz /Law/genome/news (852 words)

	Fantasy Books Main
		Marillier (53) was born and educated in Dunedin, at Arthur St school, Otago Girls and Otago University.
		Working in the children's library and being involved in the huge range of drama at the Careys' Globe Theatre in the 1960s and early 70s were important early influences on the writer.
		While the protagonists of the first two books, Sorcha in Daughter of the Forest and Liadan in Son of the Shadows, were transparently good, Fainne, the heroine of Child of the Prophecy, 'is an extremely conflicted character who does some very bad things before she learns a little wisdom.
	www.clikkk.com /fantasy/authors/marillier/interviews/interview_otagodailytimes_text.htm (1485 words)

	Otago Daily Times - Qantas Media Award
		The winner is the Otago Daily Times, not for its treatment of a particular story or stories; but for its determination (and obvious success) in being a bright, lively paper of local record.
		But the ODT with its extraordinary attention to local news is not narrowly parochial.
		Two examples among many: The business pages which are both regional and wide-ranging; the weekly tabloid World Focus, a bold innovation and a fine example of a newspaper 'adding value' for its readers.
	www.odt.co.nz /qantas-award.html (126 words)

	ReeveODT13_8_05
		Vice-chancellor Prof David Skegg said Prof Reeve had made "an enormous contribution to the worldwide study of cancer genetics", both as a researcher and as director of the Cancer Genetics Laboratory in the university biochemistry department.
		Twenty years ago, in a paper published in the prestigious scientific journal Nature, Prof Reeve provided some of the first evidence for the role on tumour suppressor genes in human cancer.
		Since that time, further research has identified the genes involved in the onset of Wilm's tumour, a form of kidney cancer in children.
	cancer.otago.ac.nz /Reevemed13_8_05.html (689 words)

	Flight Simulators
		A continuous read out of aircraft performance and position is available, along with real-time physiological measures of the pilot's heart rate, respiration rate, etc.
		An article about this flight simulator was published in the Otago Daily Times.
		Article republished from the Otago Daily Times of August 18, 2005, with permission.
	psy.otago.ac.nz /cogerg/page8.html (252 words)

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