Manawatu Standard - 2018-11-10

• Bringing meaning to the sacrifice
• Promising athlete falls from grace
• Journey’s End
• Portrait of a 2300-year-old mummy
• Polio: The forgotten disease
• Australia’s Outback truckers are suckers
• The war is over – city celebrates
• Keeping up with the Jones joker
• Scenic highway could boost Woodville
• Speedy mobility scooters a risk to pedestrian­s
• Water-contaminat­ion issue unresolved
• Duo pay tribute to late street juggler
• College studies on cloud nine
• A tale of some broken tails
• Spring storm hits southern regions
• Stranger takes woman hostage
• Official explains how Sroubek decision made
• Facilitati­on fails to prevent teachers’ strike next week
• Court correct in prisoner voting case
• Fridge can make it up the stairs but too far for NZ Post
• Scene set for US presidenti­al campaign
• Jackson brings war to life
• Today in history
• Gunman had seen health specialist
• Death row ‘blasphemer’ in hiding after jail release Pakistan
• United States
• Liberal justice breaks ribs in fall United States
• Landmark ruling restricts kauri exports
• Banana shortage strikes following shipping delays
• Shares in 2degrees’ owner plunge
• Pale and interestin­g
• Golden globes
• Karori Confidenti­al: Selected Columns by Leah Mcfall (Luncheon Sausage Books) $25
• Overlord offers a daft good time
• Ward-lealand shines in Vermilion
• Anaemic remake lacks bite
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Pitman horse more savvy this time round
• River City athletes way out in front
• Top riders line up for cross-country
• Selectors pick new blood for rep team
• Seam attack bristling
• Matches matter most for Black Ferns
• Kiwis first priority for Ah Mau
• Whip sanctions spike unexplaine­d

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