Manawatu Standard - 2017-03-24

• Hospital’s top brass set for a shake-up in restructur­e
• Children fenced in at school fortresses
• Council promises meeting with protesters
• Staff lose their jobs after rejig at CEDA
• Human emotion caught on canvas
• Palmerston North woman found dead in Motueka
• Feilding’s Aorangi St lot still sits vacant
• Reel Earth Film Festival returns
• Timber from trees will live again in aviaries
• Second arrest in murder inquiry
• NZ players held over rape claim
• Wellington may lose sevens within days
• Artwork legacy for quake victims
• $7K raised for hero
• Penalty fit for young thieves
• Project to house city homeless
• Imoko boosts pupils’ healthcare in schools
• Awkward foreign policy decisions loom for Trump
• A modest tax on robots has merit
• Unhelpful Barclay faces fresh reproach
• Today in history
• Terror at the heart of power
• Restored tomb of Jesus is unveiled, in plenty of time for Easter
• Recovery of South Korean ferry may shed light on tragedy
• Iran steps up support for Yemen Houthis
• Aust, China set to polish trade deal
• Investors told to put heat on tobacco
• Funds stall weapons divestment
• Wanted: 30,000 more builders
• Queenstown getaway a snip at $24m
• TVNZ to cut jobs as advertisin­g shrinks
• Reserve Bank issues renewed house warning
• Pumpkin Patch brand to live on
• Missing’s trauma still lingers
• Inert Life fails to thrill
• American citizens in spotlight
• Now Streaming
• David Linklater.
• Chinese van-maker targets ute market
• Audi’s swiftly smooth S4
• He’ll be fine but he needs time to adapt
• Jaguares deserve a bit more credit
• Barbarians clash was never at risk, says Tew
• Ease the load and share the burden
• ‘Tough decisions’ taken at meeting
• Central face big chase on final day
• Manawatu schools join the throng
• 13 years too long for Martin
• Hamstring injury forces Southee out of test

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