Bay of Plenty Times - 2020-11-26

• Black Friday: Retailers brace for big spend-up
• More land wanted for Industry to grow
• White Ribbon pledge amid sombre setting
• $66k fine after pet food odours
• Bakels spreads Xmas cheer
• BNZ to close its local branches
• Dog and lamb besties go looking for someone to give them a feed
• Bus lane bites back
• ‘Girly’ hot rod making debut at Beach Hop
• Pukehina Beach to the Beach Hop
• Sex trial accused has PTSD: Expert
• ‘I will challenge, I will challenge, I will challenge’
• Skoda superb choice: police Moving blue line
• ‘Buy local’ to get the gifts you want
• ‘Only in po¯tiki: Walk of shame for emu after runaway¯oescapade
• Plea to Govt: Take farmers with you
• Banks’ horticultu­re appetite needs close eye, says RBNZ
• Import snarl-up threat to export season — Maersk
• China claims coronaviru­s detected on frozen foods
• House price ‘hot potato’ going on
• Children are dying needlessly here in NZ
• Parking meters a simple solution
• Tauranga ructions follow waka-load of grievances
• Sit back and tuck in
• Psa research offers hope
• DOC land a fire hazard to farms, Federated Farmers says
• Your Stars
• Wrong game to take risks
• Dixon retains captaincy of remodelled Ma¯ori All Blacks squad
• Rugby world shocked by sudden death of French ‘entertaine­r’
• Pelicans lock in big Kiwi
• Taylor moves finish line further away
• Black Caps bowlers out
• ‘Wags’ from the tail help BOP get points
• Oxycontin maker pleads guilty
• Storm refugees flee north as an incoming Biden’s America calls
• UK eases restrictio­ns for Xmas gatherings
• US look again at Thanksgivi­ng
• ‘America is back’
• Alarm sounds as tensions rise in Ethiopia — Pmthreaten­s civilians

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