Marlborough Express - 2017-10-04

• ‘Willing landlords’ wanted
• Wet September all a front
• Hackers miss out on $90,000 pay day
• Marlboroug­h’s top sheep and beef farmers
• Theft caught on camera
• Happy kitchen helps chef back on her feet
• Teens in court over child neglect
• Peeved at pump station
• Jennifer Eder
• Must history continue to repeat itself?
• Walks like a populist, talks like a populist, it’s Peters
• The crucial debate that won’t happen
• Arrests over nephew and uncle deaths
• Housing project will uncover bodies, treasures
• Ministry fraudster makes first appearance before Parole Board
• Singer praises support for badly injured son
• Greens see National as last option
• Boy dies after fire in disused building
• Peters says he can do deal in five days
• Gunman a gambler and loner
• Hospital ‘like a war zone’ as victims flood in
• Sweet sunshine in a tart
• Coffee cancer call slammed
• A guide to facial cleansing
• Farmers confident about the year ahead
• Westland Milk is back in the black
• Disquiet over Fonterra bid
• Tatua’s big $7.60/kg payout
• Ethical beauty firm on solid cash footing
• Economist quits ‘exhausting’ job
• Slowdown in property spreading
• Trial and error suspected in Visa scam
• Confidence falls, led by building
• Retirees hoping for a level playing field
• Ferns have grounds for pay claim
• Storm gain pass marks but ABs fail
• Penney pumped to perform
• Home comforts crucial for Ferns
• Cricketers enjoy season prep
• Junior rugby teams on song
• Zwart collects pro-am title
• Young Kiwis must step up
• Team NZ’s design promise
• Makos have backs to the wall
• Family first as MacDonald heads back home
• Manson has ‘mixed feelings’

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