Manawatu Standard - 2018-04-11

• Eco-home springing up
• City hospital strapped for cash
• Big storm strikes as winter arrives
• FERGIE THE FIGHTER
• FISH FOR COMPLIMENT­S
• MARIST'S FLYING START
• Hush money
• Real Hope For Long Term Back Pain Sufferers
• IT IS PURE LOGIC AS TO HOW THE TEETER TABLE WORKS
• Salvation Army throws support behind Ma¯ori wards
• Mum leaves daughter in car
• Homemade homage finds favour
• Hospital parking gripes soothed
• Finn in Fleetwood Mac
• Icy blast packs tornados, rain and snow
• Two iwi get Treaty relativity top-ups
• He survived one Wahine, not two
• Schools and hospitals in poor state
• Capital’s tributes include rescuers
• ‘Mercy’ killer will read review
• Complexity of war and death is difficult for toddlers
• Seeing the moon in a different light
• Transport plans must consider technology
• Today in history
• Marist walks all over Hokowhitu
• Trump’s ‘hush money’ lawyer raided
• Reporter ‘killed by Assad regime’
• Hague: Act now to stop chemical warfare
• Fish for compliment­s
• Firms eye tech to cut labour costs
• IRD closes as taxpayers lodge claims
• My Food Bag prepares for NZX listing
• Waiwhetu staff told of closures
• Breakdown of a giant travel claim
• The murky world of diplomatic immunity
• Hagglers urged to do car-buying homework
• Facebook a classic case of turning the user into the product
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Second best to Winx a result to celebrate
• Vincent retired to stud
• Cambridge filly joins Oaks party
• Westbrook leads the way as Thunder book playoff spot
• Brattish Reed has devil’s own luck
• No-show of rival nets Nyika a medal
• Kiwi riders take a back seat
• ‘Busted arm’ forces NZ weightlift­er to retire

Manawatu Standard - 2018-04-10

Manawatu Standard - 2018-04-12