Bay of Plenty Times - 2022-07-30

• ‘Monster’ who murdered Monica Cantwell to be released
• Callum and family have a new best friend
• ‘Edge-of-your-seat action’ at X Air
• ‘Hundreds of millions in cost delays’
• Final work week for PO Pauline
• Home D for designer who forged a licence to work
• Fungi, the fabulous food source
• Students say wearing masks ‘small sacrifice’
• Hitting the road with Tolley
• Vandals leave hospital team without 7 cars
• Nia remembered in shocking case
• Hospital’s cancer error takes toll on father
• Probe after hoax bomb threats hit 18 schools
• Health entity focuses on workforce
• Man’s sabotage charge believed to be NZ first
• Retail crime nearly doubles in 5 years
• We all have a part to play to tackle abuse
• A cry for help from exhausted and overloaded GPS
• Policing a factor in our ‘diabolical’ road toll
• Kiwisaver opt-out letter stuns worker
• F45 gyms open despite cutbacks
• Laybuy axing staff in push to regain profitabil­ity
• Another own goal with Razor in limbo
• Kiwis in action today at Birmingham Commonweal­th Games
• Ko posts immaculate start
• Biden and Xi may meet in person
• Study: Climate change made UK heatwave hotter
• Another lockdown for Wuhan residents
• Couple arrested in Hawaii over dead children’s stolen identities
• US reports Russia has lost half its soldiers
• Hunger to succeed
• New cafe venture cooks up plan to revitalise hospitalit­y
• The details
• Stakes are rising for Feds and Reserve Bank
• ASK AN EXPERT FINANCE on
• Are you in a financial crisis? Don’t be shy in seeking help
• Pooling Kiwisaver to buy first home
• Developers aim high as prominent Tauranga CBD site goes up for sale
• HYBRID HOME/WORK
• WHO LOVES LASAGNE?
• WINE O’CLOCK 6 of the best
• Nurses’ stories at heart of book
• Austen movie fails to convince
• JUMBO CROSSWORD

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