Manawatu Standard - 2018-09-18

• Doggone: Luke third
• Bore delayed by bacteria
• Manawatu¯ riverside bonfire goes off
• Court staff set to strike
• Police target robberies
• Noise costs us $650m a year
• Miners’ families buried in wake of typhoon
• Cells are ‘no place’ for New Zealand’s youth
• Police target relies on trust
• Baby and politics mix at council
• Sky’s the limit for Moreish business expansion plans
• Win keeps Cyclones in play-offs hunt
• Hemopo back in frame for ABS
• Heavy defeat for young Central side in women’s match
• 5-minute quiz
• Getting serial about gardens
• Floating houses are gaining ground
• Regional ports treading water
• Hato Pe¯tera tussle goes into court
• Rich list’s six-fold increase in wealth
• Animal cruelty tops ‘no-go’ Kiwisaver list
• Concern over police spying links
• Court staff striking over pay issues
• Middle East missions extended
• Maybe, just maybe, a little more morality
• Prime Minister hobbled by her coalition hand
• Tanzania wants more people
• In Kate’s footsteps
• Kavanaugh accuser speaks up
• Suu Kyi ‘fig leaf for genocide’
• Directors defend ‘reckless trading’
• Lenders curb access to bank of mum and dad
• No imports of needle-spiked strawberri­es: MPI
• Fat worth more than you think
• Company harvests ‘sea gorse’
• How to cope once you have crossed the finish line
• Podcast your way to wellbeing
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Dancer explored psychologi­cal extremes but often laced his work with humour
• Today in History
• CPL record falls to in-form Munro
• ICC could act on Moeen’s claim
• ABS determined to lose respectful­ly
• What Wallaby fan said to Tui
• All Blacks pay for their careless play
• Timing must be right
• Burgess used to the scrutiny says brother
• All hail the king: Kiwi Dixon could be GOAT
• Silver Ferns looking for a simple boost
• Serena sticks to sexism claims
• High five for Dixon

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