Bay of Plenty Times - 2023-02-04

• ‘He’s lost his granddad, his best mate, his Poppa’
• Prepare for invasion of pests: Expert
• Mixed bag for Waitangi celebratio­ns
• Mount Maunganui surfer hits big time in Mexico
• Supplement not keeping up with rents
• Swimmer dies despite rescue by lifeguards
• Monica Cantwell killer now ‘doing very well on parole’
• Two flags to fly in unity on Waitangi Day
• Winners and losers in school equity shakeup
• Worst of Auckland weather over
• Palmy girl gets to sing with superstar
• Sharing the fruit of knowledge tree for the good of all
• We must learn to live with climate change
• New Zealand history was taught in schools
• It’s easy to spend hard-earned cash on items you don’t need
• ‘This is food — not Louis Vuitton handbags’
• Putin: ‘Once again, we’re being threatened with German tanks’
• Biden hopes ‘dark memory’ aids bill
• ‘City of flowers’ tainted by decades of flawed policies
• US signs defence deal with Philippine­s
• Jamieson back for home series against England
• Saudi move would be disempower­ing
• Super Rugby: Scott Robertson’s last dance
• Elliott eyes 43-year-old record
• Warning fall in new house builds may
• Higher interest rates a saviour for the savers
• Flavours of Plenty Festival expanded
• Election about policies, not personalit­ies
• Boom times come back to the oil patch
• Rakon: up Looking
• New workers’ village offers investors a stake in booming kiwifruit sector
• POLE position
• Film helps renew hunt for hero
• Trends for 2023
• WEED ARRANGEMEN­TS
• CHERRY ON TOP (OR NOT)
• Join the Kew
• Spare a thought for Prince Harry
• HOLIDAY BLISS
• Your Stars
• JUMBO CROSSWORD

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