Manawatu Standard - 2019-03-09

• Council cut hits Community Arts
• Manawatu¯’s minister of mayhem
• A different type of sweet and sour
• Middle age on stage
• The perils of NZ’S ‘cult of the child’
• Planning student urges council to go for new flag
• Three years’ jail for man who choked wife
• Teen doing the hard yards to get to taekwando world champs
• Pair plead guilty to burglary of dairy
• Boy’s Metallica wish is petition come true
• Striking school children should be seen and heard
• Brady invite is back on the table
• Baby is latest victim in measles outbreak
• Wheelchair no barrier to ride
• Introducto­ry lectures may hold more appeal
• What will happen after Trump?
• Play the ball, not the person
• Today in history
• ‘Humiliated and ashamed’ Manafort gets light sentence
• Queen’s Instagram debut is #notfake
• First all-female spacewalk set to take place during Women’s History Month United States
• Princess’s party is dissolved by court Thailand
• High-risk expedition looking for remote tribe Brazil
• New venture takes over at stalled Arrow high-rise
• Landlords struggle with tradie shortage
• Jetstar goes cold on capital route to Dunedin
• Moving feasts moving up
• The grass will soon be greener
• Book of the week
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Office at the centre of the world
• Bosson on verge of record
• Charles Road chases knighthood
• Rore asks for more from her side
• Manawatu¯ Whanganui contingent chasing national titles
• Manawatu¯ union steadies the ship
• Winning ugly is better than losing
• City should make a bid to be home to the Hinds
• Jackson jets up to Manawatu¯
• Turn for the worse for test spinners
• Hooker happy to remain with Warriors
• Pulse perky, trouble for Tactix
• Black Sticks women ease past Americans
• Man Utd urged to stick with Solskjaer
• NZ Rugby digs in to retain top players
• Taurua’s delicate balancing act
• Rain aplenty but the outlook is fine for bowlers at test

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