Manawatu Standard - 2018-08-23

• Peace group plans noise
• Family fill victim’s final days
• Non-starters in the game of life
• Laumape gets his big shot
• Father furious at mobility pass ‘shame’ note
• What to do when your pool’s a drain
• Tensions high as gang shooting rocks street
• Pah¯ıatua about to lose BNZ
• Seven years’ jail under three-strikes law
• City library to close for day on Sunday
• Theatre getting in on the act
• Tell us your views
• Homelessne­ss forecast predicts 26,000 in need
• $20m rates debt on Ma¯ori land
• Children sway appeal to stay
• Peters drawn into leadership stoush
• Few silver linings in battle for top job
• Meth debt collection drags on
• Navy gets dive ship for $103m
• Bring down curtain, call early election
• A broadcaste­r in finest mould
• Hockey flick Bolly worth it
• Trump unlikely to face charges
• ‘Scary’ as thickest Arctic sea ice starts to crack up
• Microsoft thwarts hackers’ cyber-raid on US politician­s
• Fletcher cost rises blamed for big loss
• Asset-sale payday in power: report
• Airport returns dividend amid tourism unease
• I’ve bin thinking: Why not take other people’s rubbish?
• Headboard heads-up
• Gay socialist led protests against the Vietnam war and twice ran for president
• Today in History
• Langman is on Magic’s radar
• Bevin targets time trial success
• ABS’ ‘second week syndrome’
• All Black props a special breed
• Cheika his own ‘hardest critic’
• Harris’ welcome return
• Double vision for domestic T20 event
• Cult hero Elliott retires
• Log on as shield goes on the line for Taranaki
• Meet the team paddling for medals
• The more opposing teams try to come up with weird tricks in an attempt to defeat the All Blacks, the more the men in black stay ahead.
• Former Black Sticks support Hager
• Median price hits record
• Bin reminder goes rogue
• My room’s pumpkin makeover
• How to choose bedside lights

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