Herald on Sunday - 2018-07-15

• NZ’s own Statue of Liberty
• THE NEXT VAL ADAMS
• Rising stars
• Final showdown
• Mother describes moment she came across stabbed son
• BABY WORK PERKS $5k payment, more leave, time off for sick kids
• Cat owner miffed over Uber snub
• Injured Kiwi’s words of farewell to family
• Flood risk from rain, king tides
• Dominatrix relives fatal night
• Meet the Kiwi DNA detective
• Weird and wonderful laws
• Ye olde tills gather dust
• ‘I want them to go out in style’
• Nature versus nurture debate heats up
• FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE
• AN ADDICT’S PLACE TO RECOVER
• HEATHER du PLESSIS-ALLAN
• PAUL LITTLE
• Never-ending Russian love story
• The Mother Teresa of Vladivosto­k
• The cost of drugs
• Gamesmansh­ip an affront to all people, everywhere
• City’s big art
• Trade war may blast big hole in economy
• US-Russia leaders will meet
• Boys want fried pork and KFC
• Star drops trans casting
• Armless stabbing arrest
• Bottle source of Novichok poisoning: police
• Wise choice might be National
• Parker eyes overdue KO
• Cross aims for another debut title in Auckland
• Lee DQed after balls-up
• Legal wrangling continues to delay review
• Marathon man Isner finally runs out of gas
• Dutch star surges to silence his critics
• Why French win would be best
• Best and Worst of Russia 2018
• RTS plan to ease pressure on halves
• O’Donnell wants top job
• ‘It’s a joke’ baffled Barrett says of sending off
• Makeshift Highlander­s still have enough to haul in Rebels
• Hurricanes show little in poor rehearsal
• SMALL MERCIES
• Rugby set for shake-up
• WHERE I’D RATHER BE . . .
• A SYMPHONY OF
• THROW CARES TO THE WINDS
• DISNEYLAND 101
• FRANCE V CROAT
• CHIC ON THE SLOPES
• HITS & MISSES: TOM BROOME
• Motherland
• Romeo Must Die (2000)
• A NIGHT ON THE TOWN
• CHOCOLATE LOVERS
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPES
• Packed with potential
• Always a space for the visitors

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