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• Choir hits the high notes but still 'short of men'

  By John Cosgrove, Well-loved cat immortalised| Otago Daily Times Verified Tuesday, 15 April 2025 You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. CanterburyDistrictsNorth CanterburyThe Rangiora Community Choir continues to hit the high notes, despite some bumps in the road over the years. At its first rehearsal rooms, one neighbour liked their music - but the other didn’t and complained so they had to move. A new home was found at the Trinity Church Hall in Rangiora many years ago.

  By John Cosgrove, Well-loved cat immortalised · Otago Daily Times

  Apr. 15, 2025

• Choir hits the high notes but still 'short of men'

  By John Cosgrove, Well-loved cat immortalised| Otago Daily Times Verified Tuesday, 15 April 2025 You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. CanterburyDistrictsNorth CanterburyThe Rangiora Community Choir continues to hit the high notes, despite some bumps in the road over the years. At its first rehearsal rooms, one neighbour liked their music - but the other didn’t and complained so they had to move. A new home was found at the Trinity Church Hall in Rangiora many years ago.

  By John Cosgrove, Well-loved cat immortalised · Otago Daily Times

  Apr. 15, 2025

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Otago Daily Times

The Otago Daily Times (ODT) is New Zealand's oldest daily newspaper, first published on November 15, 1861. Founded by journalist Julius Vogel and publisher William Cutten during the Otago gold rush, it has a long-standing commitment to serving the Dunedin area and the wider Otago region. The newspaper is published by Allied Press Limited, which also owns several smaller publications. The ODT offers a daily print newspaper that covers a wide range of topics, including local news, national and international affairs, business, sports, and community events. It also maintains a digital presence, providing timely news updates and multimedia content. The newspaper advocates for regional issues and reflects the interests of the Otago community, making it a vital source of information for residents, businesses, and community groups. With a reputation for quality journalism, the ODT continues to play an important role in the media landscape of New Zealand.