Manawatu Standard - 2017-03-11

• Invasion, then a heart attack
• Manawatu musician goes 360
• Redundancy ruled to be fair
• New pub to revive old traditions
• Poverty-stricken and sad death
• Dust off the walking boots to explore
• March roadworks signal delays
• Stalker is banned from Horowhenua
• Parking warden’s merry dance with performers
• Accused’s son retells death vow
• NZ First leader says Maori King’s advisers ‘letting down’ Kingitanga
• Sting in tail of new Super plan
• Memorial great walk to include bikes
• Egalitaria­nism was dealt its last blow by Bill English
• Brexit leads Northern Ireland awry
• Give young people the chance to vote
• Today in history
• Pruitt ignites climate change storm
• Gluten-free fad diet may raise risk of diabetes
• Court backs president’s impeachmen­t
• Chinese ships cruise close to Aust zone
• Bleaching of barrier reef ‘a warning’
• Rest homes banish the grey tucker
• Angry car owner gets key justice
• The Project’s promising start on TV
• Blood tests unmasked
• HAZIM ARAFEH Kiwi Muslim
• A calm and coastal retreat
• Weather worries Pike
• Ladies First resumes for Sharrock
• Kiwi inks $26m NFL deal with New York Giants
• Return of Curry a boost for Kiwi team
• Aussie in front but Kiwis stay close
• Parker sets out to ‘smash’ Fury
• Bye bye Aussies, NNZ happy to be going its own way
• Tuipulotu’s emotional return
• Papps cautious on pink-ball matches
• Tauranga, Invercargi­ll tipped for final four
• Hudson serious about talented teenager
• Paddon sitting fifth in Mexico after clean run
• Under 20s focus on scrums
• OBM ready for Spillane Cup
• Linton’s future in senior A in doubt
• Black Caps grab honours amid alarms
• At a glance

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