Manawatu Standard - 2016-11-15

• Region and nation rocked by severe midnight quake
• Feilding schoolgirl becomes Weet-bix kid
• Brothers’ fate to be decided
• Mural encapsulat­ing school message
• City appoints its first internatio­nal relations manager
• Earthquake aftermath ‘surreal’
• Pupils sit exam ‘for nothing’
• Sleepless night for Tararua towns
• Kiwi mum petitions health star food rating
• Bonus pay given nod for deputies
• Feathered arch for Square
• Roads remain closed after quakes
• Hundreds of millions to clean up Kaikoura
• Donors trump heartless burglars
• Kaikoura hit hard by severe 7.5 quake
• River breaks through dam
• American press went out on a limb, exposed bias
• First order of US business: unite
• A more visceral sense of instabilit­y
• Today in history
• British bobby out to swim the Atlantic
• Trump says illegal migrants will go
• Refugee swap deal is ‘dead on arrival’
• ‘Business as usual’ by week’s end
• Inbound tourist market on alert
• How to deal with quake stress
• Boost wellbeing with a morning makeover
• Family seeds go to collection
• Farmers count toll after big jolt
• Farmers at odds over rivers plan
• Alliance farmers rewarded
• Looking ahead: from seed to feed in just 8 days
• Solid interest in goat-milking properties
• Teen born to show southdowns
• Policy targets rural suicide
• Fieldays food a priority
• Manawatu Stock Sales
• New Horowhenua taste trail a success
• Barrett shines brightly at awards night
• Evans helps Parker gain mental edge
• Youngsters selected for Trans-tasman challenge
• Thrilling victory has Henare in good heart
• Massive problem is a good thing to have
• Quake delays Plunket Shield
• Anxiety, relief as All Blacks get news
• Man-wang get head start on interprovi­ncial in Taranaki

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