Opinion
The desk note: a correction is part of the story, not an apology for it
Readers can trust a newsroom that shows its working. They cannot trust one that quietly swaps a paragraph.
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Politics
Opposition walks out as the house debates a new tenancy bill
Landlords and tenant unions both sent notes to the speaker before a clause on eviction notice was taken up.
Business
Small lenders raise savings rates as households move cash from lockers
Three regional banks added a quarter point on ordinary savings after deposits dipped for four months.
Technology
Hospitals link lab results to a shared record patients can read
A blood test done at one civic hospital can now be opened at another without a fresh slip.
Sports
City marathon shifts the start line to ease congestion near the river
Runners will gather in the exhibition ground instead of the bridge approach, which trapped ambulances last year.
Technology
Local labs test a quieter data centre that recycles its own heat
Engineers say the pilot could warm a nearby school without adding a new power line.
Entertainment
The old opera house announces a month of weekday matinées
Tickets are priced below the evening rate, and the first week is already sold in the cheaper seats.
World
Two neighbours agree a six-month pause on a disputed border crossing
Trade at the post will continue on a shorter list of goods while surveyors recheck the markers.
Lifestyle
Weekend walkers reclaim the ridge path after a month of repairs
The upper section has a new rail, and the park office asks groups to start before eight.