Manawatu Standard - 2017-07-28

• Fighting for the Turbos
• Collar-dragging teacher cleared in official probe
• Greens leader goes back to school
• Greens push rail through the gorge
• Wowed by wearable arts success
• Councils say no to snooping on emails
• City eating spot hits tough times
• Jail term no joke for trickster
• Gunman’s final text: I’m done with life
• Rugby player jailed for sex attack
• America’s top judge happy to keep low profile in NZ
• Wright: NZ set to miss Paris goals
• Flood brings forest to farm’s backyard
• Solomons special place for Kiwi cop
• A very timely pause on the Polish march to autocracy
• Culture of secrecy proving harmful
• Synthetic highs and lows
• Today in history
• Not guilty
• Arson suspected as tourists flee fires
• Transgende­r ban shocks military
• ‘Complete the course’ may be harmful: experts
• Farmers welcome dairy turnaround
• Housing costs, food price inflation highest for beneficiar­ies
• Akaroa vote boosts NZ cruise business
• She’s not ‘Sick’, just really serious
• Believe all the hype about Dunkirk
• The best on the box
• New CR-V is longer, wider, taller
• The first 1000km in our Toyota Prius PHV
• Misunderst­ood SUV worth a look
• Five silly winter driving questions
• Small drop-top a big surprise
• A master of all trades
• Mclaren remembered in Silverston­e tribute
• Nichol slams drug-test plan
• Crusaders can get due reward
• Lions will enjoy comforts of home
• Chiefs should be road warriors
• No Moore, says Wallabies captain
• Hurricanes have proven qualities
• Warriors hopeful of playoffs surge
• Kiwi’s fifth world title, aged 12
• Laumape needs his space
• Manawatu men grab final spots on CD list
• Sergeant has major targets
• Pulse look to keep bulk of squad

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