Manawatu Standard - 2016-11-28

• Fewer cops on the beat in city
• Weather doesn’t dampen day
• Lying soldier allowed back into the military
• Science of beer investigat­ed at microbrewe­ry
• Kelvin Grove marked as one to watch
• Art group helps to cut Xmas costs
• Fishing mates die on Kaipara Harbour
• Fuming over port’s use of fumigant
• School may save on support staff
• First robotic surgery performed in NZ
• Getting your head around the complex STV system
• Paris flashpoint of climate collision
• Black Friday is the future
• Today in history
• Castro - liberator and tyrant
• World leaders pay tribute to Fidel but critics scathing
• Clinton campaign will participat­e in Greens-led Wisconsin recount
• Australia wants Isis terrorist extradited
• Photograph­er dies ‘a coward who raped me’
• Falling in love with Africa
• Sue Williams.
• Tsunami risk all too real on Shaky Isles
• More than just face value to understand­ing emoticon effect
• Hard yards ahead for NZ trade
• Bog-standard broadband installati­on
• Bonus Bonds prizes dwindle
• The rise of values-driven businesses
• Lego builds on localised branding and digital links
• Treasury communicat­ion failure a missed chance
• Rich Listers ratchet up Hellaby takeover
• Coldplay is hot in Stakes
• Chelsea stay top with victory over Spurs
• Ambitious All Whites face hosts in opener
• Adams back in the groove in Thunder win
• Young vaulter sets record
• Gritty, not great, as All Blacks hang on
• FIVE THINGS WE LEARNED
• Cheika cries foul, Schmidt rejoices
• It gets worse for South Africa
• Central save their best for last
• Babar looks a cut above Pakistani team-mates
• Damp start to season for the Hinds
• Hansen delighted with All Blacks’ season
• Rain ruins Manawatu’s hopes
• Six for Southee as tourists fight back

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