Manawatu Standard - 2018-10-11

• Tight security planned
• Swift lift
• Housing wait list tops 9000
• Te Apiti-manawatū Gorge to get a protection boost this spring
• Haley’s exit sparks US foreign policy contest
• Fiscal hole now cash mountain
• Petrol companies first, supermarke­ts next?
• Moving times for plants and people
• Grocery grab benefits family in need
• Missing man’s quad bike never moved
• Stannard makes World Tour team
• Sculptures return for Rural Day
• Life inside emergency housing
• Snow brings icy bite to spring
• ‘Violent’ social worker now at primary school
• Migrant sex workers exploited
• Victim has a sobering message
• Wastewater drug tests go nationwide
• Time to co-operate or disintegra­te
• Armchair knee-jerks will never be happy
• Brazil: The hard Right wins again
• ‘Don’t write us off ’
• Seoul says Kim wants Pope Francis to visit
• Saudi jet evaded search by Turkish police
• Rapper to dine with Trump at the White House
• Deal values FNZ at $3.35b
• Air NZ points finger over crowded lounge
• Rental managers ‘grab the reins’ on regulation
• Steel & Tube details rival’s ‘unwelcome’ offer
• Interior designers can save your cash and your sanity
• Why I hate our dog
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Fire still burns for passionate Crossy
• Today in History
• British spy foiled in working for Soviets but passed informatio­n to the IRA
• Financial boost for Paralympia­ns
• Boult smashes 28 in an over
• Trainer forgets Cup payment
• Savea benched as try drought hurts Toulon
• Kiwi up for battle
• Breakers aiming high with new signings
• ABS must fire first-up at RWC
• Kiwis bank on experience
• NZF board member steps down
• Money talks as World Rugby plans inch closer
• Consider insurance options
• How to create a basket wall
• New season’s florals a breeze

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