Manawatu Standard - 2017-10-27

• Road and rail region’s key
• GOODBYE FATS
• CELEBRATIN­G SUCCESS
• EDUCATIONA­L CHANGE
• Little battler
• Sweet risk
• Groper Bush
• National standards ‘ineffectiv­e’
• Smell of success for Dannevirke business
• Virtual reality experience a winner
• Young musicians come together
• Shorter alternativ­e routes best - truckies
• Lay-offs and price hikes in future
• Masturbati­ng in public place
• Govt sworn in, now ‘a lot to do’
• Fuel tax coming for Auckland
• Shop workers killed by colleague’s partner
• Police nab teens after store brawl
• Call for better safety at railway crossings
• War not real but still a good test
• Political pressure should be ignored
• Mugabe’s role the most laughable appointmen­t ever
• Commission would strengthen justice system
• Today in history
• Thailand grieves in elaborate final goodbye to king
• Investor caution likely in housing
• ANZ profit biggest ever for an NZ bank
• FMA files 47 theft and dishonesty charges against gold-trading boss
• SUV effort scaled up with latest XC60
• Quiet achiever among pickup trucks
• No half measures with this new hatch
• Meet America’s ‘history professor’
• Waititi’s blast of fresh storytelli­ng
• The best on the box
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Kiwis on track for big month
• Inkster, Winn extend rally advantage
• Code has chance to leave a legacy
• Black Caps may have tossed away their winning chance
• Hartley tries to make his point
• At a glance
• Wools-cobb bolts clear on first day
• Otago ease past Canterbury
• Parker cans December fight
• Gayle in the frame to join the Stags party
• At a glance

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