Manawatu Standard - 2017-03-28

• Mob and meth fuel mayhem, mental illness
• Hospital changes ‘not a sign of future cost-cutting’
• Better off in the long run
• Witness describes horrifying assault
• Response to begging returns to Plan A
• Bagpiping teen takes on band of instrument­s
• Fair finds new groove at bar
• Li says China not dumping steel
• Civilian casualties possible: NZDF
• Risky trade in fishing boats
• Boy hurt in two events, court told
• Kiwi artist now taking his skills to new heights
• Quarry neighbours forced to wear face masks
• A fresh look at SAS claims could reassure the public
• Life as a small object on the road
• Council or Feyen must release report
• Today in history
• Police detain Medvedev protesters
• Rudd sets sights on online giants
• Nth Queensland storm upgraded
• Pacific Islanders pitch wares
• Advisers cluster around the rich
• ‘It’s like someone stabbing you’
• 4 ways to avoid health mistakes
• Win in ‘glammies’ not a fluke
• Higher prices from beef scandal
• Unloved forestry needs investment
• Austrian countess wants farm to become forest
• Top producer a book of knowledge on sheep
• Boarding allowances are not enough
• Hey that’s my data, say farmers
• Co-op’s PKE tests roll out
• Kiwifruit bound for China first
• Manawatu stock sales
• Farming apps of the future
• Forestry on rise with attractive prices
• ‘Beaver’ gets teeth into racing game with filly
• Defoe on target for England
• Dragons provide lesson in effort
• Pulse-mystics cliffhange­r saves Netball NZ blushes
• Key’s cheeky All Whites prediction
• Wilson wins despite injured shoulder
• Wood linked to $26m deal with Everton
• Double records for Wall
• Two Manukura sides qualify for nationals
• Smith moves on from his ‘massive mistake’
• Upsets abound in pennants
• Plenty of records for Williamson to crow about

Manawatu Standard - 2017-03-27

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