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Obituary: Roy Ayers, musician
Roy Ayers, US funk, soul and jazz composer and vibraphone player, during a live concert performance at the Kool Jazz Festival, at the Riverfront Stadium in Cincinatti, Ohio, USA, in July 1976. Photo: Getty Imaes
Jazz composer Roy Ayers was as known for the music his songs ended up in as he was for his own work.
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Obituary: Val Kilmer, actor
Val Kilmer films Kill Me Again in a casino in Las Vegas February 12, 1989 Las Vegas, Nevada . Photo: Getty Images
For some he was difficult to work with, for others he was a dedicated craftsman, but actor Val Kilmer was a performer everyone in Hollywood had an opinion on.
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Obituary: dedicated doctor and military man
Brigadier Brian McMahon. Photo: supplied
BRIGADIER BRIAN MCMAHONDoctor Brigadier Brian McMahon was an impatient man: he did not suffer fools gladly, nor did he appreciate obstacles being placed in the way of his vital work.
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Oilers make it 2-2 after overtime thriller
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Calvin Pickard (30) celebrates with centre Jeff Skinner (53) after their overtime win against the Florida Panthers in game four of the 2025 Stanley Cup final yesterday at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida. PHOTO: REUTERS
Sam Reinhart scored a game-tying goal with 19.5 seconds left in regulation, but Leon Draisaitl scored 11min 18sec into overtime as the Edmonton Oilers beat the Florida Panthers, 5-4, in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final yesterday at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida.
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Hard call to say which Fox greater star
Carlos Alacaraz points to the match clock after playing — and winning — the longest final in French Open history. PHOTOS: REUTERS
The Fox ...
Ohhhhh, Foxy.
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Where’s there’s a Will
Photo: Getty Images
Crusaders winger Will Jordan dots down for a try against the Blues during their Super Rugby Pacific semifinal at Apollo Projects Stadium in Christchurch last night.
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Campbell’s birdie run
Queenstown golfer Ben Campbell was in sizzling form in the latest LIV tournament in Virginia this week.
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Lawson enjoying senior role
Abby Lawson snaps a selfie with a Southern Steel supporter after last week’s game. PHOTO: MICHAEL BRADLEY PHOTOGRAPHY
Abby Lawson is as at home in the middle of a paddock in her gumboots as she is on the netball court.
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Fright to flight
Photo: Stephen Jaquiery
A harrier hawk takes to the air after being disturbed while perched on a fence post beside SH85, the Pigroot.
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Swinging to and fro on vexing road cones
Unnatural fauna of New Zealand. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH
What is it about the pendulum effect?
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Simmonds out and about and talking trash in recess week
Environment Minister Penny Simmonds. Photo: RNZ
As regular readers of Southern Say will know, this is a column which likes a cheap pun as much as the next hack.
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Within living memory
Photo: Otago Daily Times
Take a dedicated blood donor like Mr F. J. Fogarty (pictured), show him 80 bottles of milk and he will get an idea of how much blood he has given away since 1947.
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The secret diary of . . . the struggles of the right
MIKE HOSKING
I’ve struggled with the Jacinda Ardern book.
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Battling Nuggets fade again in final stretch
Jonathan Janssen. Photo: Linda Robertson
See previous match reports.
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Foxcroft understood to be heading to CD
Dean Foxcroft. Photo: Peter McIntosh
Former Otago captain Dean Foxcroft will suit up for Central Districts next summer.
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‘Good wee rivalry’ to continue in final
Dunedin captain Oceana Campbell (left) and Alhambra-Union captain Bella Rewiri-Wharerau display the Women’s Championship Shield ahead of their clash at Forsyth Barr Stadium this afternoon. Photo: Peter McIntosh
Being on the wrong side of the scoreboard will always add fuel to the fire.
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Ready for the apocalypse
Nick Frost is going from dragons to wizards.
Actor Nick Frost is ready for the end of days, he tells Tim Lewis.
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Good food is only right
The māra kai, community garden, at Puketeraki Marae. Photos: supplied
Food is a human right, but beyond that, is the right to food sovereignty.
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Power to the plastic-free people
Attendees at a Wastebusters SipNSew event making reusable produce bags. Photo: Wastebusters
It’s time to raise your own cup to Plastic Free July again.
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Sooty fingerprints of sister species
Ludovic Slimac looks on at the excavation of the Grotte de Mandrin. Photo: Gregoire Bernadi
In 1957, my brother Richard and I travelled on our 59cc NSU mopeds from our home in Wimbledon to central France to spend our summer digging in the cave of Arcy-sur-Cure.
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