Manawatu Standard - 2016-08-02

• Council confirms bridge location
• Paving a musical path with mighty mana
• Winter hits health and city homes
• Cook Islanders celebrate national day
• Huntervill­e takes on more sewage than allowed
• Council considers binning all foam
• Begg’s Music moves after 24 years
• New freight site opens in city
• Miss Manawatu ready to fulfil her role
• Art resource centre back up and running
• Op needed, but no-one will pay
• Cook statue damage bears message
• Deporting Kiwis could be purify policy – MP
• Kiwis’ sweet Alzheimer’s focus
• Knife attacks show Kaitaia is ‘in crisis’
• Maori Party spurns Clark’s UN bid
• Teachers’ jobs on knife edge
• Prison term for Fijian’s ‘lifetime of immigratio­n fraud’
• Trump spars with Muslim parents
• Hunt for Sydney serial rapist goes global
• Peers join forces in bid to block Brexit
• British MP wrote report for group linked to coup
• Science not helped by underminin­g freedom of speech
• If Bolt’s doping there’s no athletics
• We must get tougher on Australia
• Today in history
• Kiwi lifestyle lures Aussies
• Harmoney charged over ‘misleading’ marketing
• Investors ‘fed up’ after $1.7m Rakon loss
• Success by degrees in the job market
• Spectre of market crash looms over home buyers
• Generation rent deserves more certainty
• Play the power game and win
• What’s fuelling our Olympians
• How stress affects your food choices
• Shoppers want blue-tick food
• Kiwi shearing record broken
• Younger dog ages keep prices down
• Canadians buy a farm
• Feds in talks with Kiwi Rail
• No surprise from Fonterra
• Nervous times for Silver Fern Farms
• Doubts over funding for predators
• On-farm is key to environmen­t
• Farce in Cup contention
• Kiwi power behind Esteban
• Pay Me Art prepared for Kurow Cup
• Stars on show at Te Teko trials
• Stunning win shows Fox on track for Rio
• Walker’s major achievemen­t
• Skipper praises bowlers as NZ roll Zimbabwe
• Hamilton powers to German GP victory
• ‘Cut-off’ Dixon bows out
• Eleven NZ Olympic golds tipped
• Olympians set to make their mark
• Troubled Games ‘coming together’
• Webb headlines team named for cross-country
• Coles case remains a day-to-day propositio­n
• ‘Absolute shocker’ marks start of shield tenure
• SBW back, no room for Mckenzie
• Predictabl­e squad but not for the starters

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