Manawatu Standard - 2018-08-30

• 1981 stoush was ‘worth it’
• Theia: up close and personal
• Djokovic and the naked truth
• Predator jailed indefinite­ly
• Daffodils spread hope of spring
• Old boy returns to guide Hato Pa¯ora
• Wash station option food for thought
• Taihape’s neglected beauty revived
• Puppy stolen from SPCA in brazen theft
• Aussie banks ‘ducking’ out of regional services
• Dead weka deliver message
• Sharrows lead cyclists on
• Violent student re-enrolled
• Migrant family in struggle to get by
• Agency seeks miners for Pike River re-entry
• $73m earmarked for new regional classrooms
• Pets may get rental protection
• Alas: Smith & Jones on Waimea dam decision
• Sex scandal prompts event rules
• Open and shut free speech case
• The power and pain of propaganda
• Time to break away
• It’s enough to drive me to drink
• Merkel condemns hate attacks on immigrants
• Trump tweets spur ‘taking a look’ at Google
• Former officer found guilty of teen’s murder
• Hurricane death toll nearly 3000
• Air pollution may result in fall-off in intelligen­ce
• Experience­d Northcott determined to impress
• Burger King cops migrant hiring ban
• Buyer rescued from $3290 vacuum deal
• Salesman’s confession: There was no remorse
• NZ King Salmon profit leaps on strong sales
• Your spring decor update
• Patience is a virtue
• Birds of a feather will flock to your garden
• When house painting in winter
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• How ABS shape up for RWC
• Door remains open for Ekenasio at Pulse
• Webster gets time off from national duty
• Former caddie predicts big things for Woods
• The good, the bad and other Warriors awards
• Walsh aims to unleash a ‘bomb’
• Rocky road: Cyclist appeals against omission from NZ team for world champs
• In pursuit of the American dream
• Top honour for Watsons
• House plants: Why are they dying?
• Shutters - cheaper than before

Manawatu Standard - 2018-08-29

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