Manawatu Standard - 2017-11-28

• No confidence in Feyen
• Recalled Dr Libby book still selling
• UNDER CONSTRUCTI­ON
• CHEWING THE FAT
• FUEL FOR FIRE
• Flash flood
• High alert
• Withdrawn
• Service Academy life-changing experience
• Calls for smoking crackdown
• Christmas to float in to Palmerston North
• Young pilot sweeps top flying awards
• Bee Gees tribute show has fever
• Waking up to rider safety - and coffee
• Man lurking at park raises alarm
• Murderer behind Watson appeal
• Rail network saves NZ $1.5b every year, research shows
• Two drownings
• Big fines if pool rules are broken
• Scientists warn ‘think Japan 2011’
• No alarm at flaws in alert test
• Dying mother used all her strength for unborn baby
• Artwork nearly ready to fly
• Gearbox central to freak death inquiry
• National knows just what it has to do: Kill off NZ First
• The tactics of a child president
• Winds of change blow
• Today in history
• Siri killed the radio stars
• Merkel ponders grand coalition
• Welby mystified by US Christians
• Some migrants saved from sharks
• UK mum may face stiffer Iran penalty
• Ethical grocery shopping comes down to labels
• Market awaits lending rule move
• Uber adds late fee to please drivers
• Steady as she goes on tax rorts
• Plenty of up sides to getting upside down
• The right heat to be upbeat
• Farmers plea for more rain
• Lower payout expected for Xmas
• Robo-dairy farm goes up for sale
• Record dairy farms on market but few buyers
• Converted biodiesel plant produces the good oil
• High log prices give foresters a boost
• Manawatu¯ stock sales
• Rockit ready to launch
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Northern test soon for Hard Merchandiz­e
• Purdon pair to push on
• Boy from Dunedoo world’s best
• Winx back in training again
• Hansen predicts ‘big careers’
• Record partnershi­p stand as Australia go 1-0 up in Ashes
• Well done to Barrett, but he won’t care, should we?
• Tall Blacks prove too classy for Hong Kong
• Hesson: Blundell ready to deliver
• At a glance
• Schools stars set to shine
• Black Ferns rated the best
• WI respect NZ middle order
• Tough finish for Central women
• Double success for Brougham
• Experience to the fore in bowls
• Manawatu¯ display fighting qualities

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