Sunday Star-Times - 2016-10-09

• Kids dying to get noticed
• Four dead and tiny towns left mourning
• Twin sisters share a heavy load
• All White skipper Winston Reid on West Ham, big Sam and the future
• On two wheels through Tanzania
• When a killer came to town
• Special report: ‘Our unseen epidemic’
• Wife killer released on parole
• Kiwi’s Gaza flotilla was utterly futile
• Reaching new lows
• Sometimes celebritie­s make real news
• Fight of their lives
• Daffodils in bloom
• The way we treat rugby players helps bring out the worst in them
• Mayors must confront housing
• Big promises, but who pays? A cheeky election wine
• Is your council up to the job?
• New and long standing mayors for the South
• Mayor’s hair-raising victory
• Goff wins super city
• US sceptical of Kiwi discharge law, says judge
• Hi-tech scanner to help little Amira
• Campus crime in uni roll of shame
• Strongest granny
• Falling through the cracks
• New subdivisio­n deal reignites century-old land wars
• We can’t play politics with child poverty
• Kiwi as a buzzy bee in jandals
• No stagefrigh­t for the boys of Billy Elliot
• #Ask Jaquie
• ‘I hear Des talk when Steve talks’
• Smith ponders life after the ABs
• Tackles must be lowered before someone dies on the field
• Carter’s ‘disgust’ at drug claims
• Waikato turn on style to consign Hawke’s Bay to relegation
• Where does SBW fit into the All Blacks midfield?
• Time to stand up to protect role of No 7s
• City overcome goalkeeper’s red card to down Phoenix
• All Whites won’t be sitting back, says Hudson
• Kidwell’s baptism of fire
• Bedi in a spin over potential of Santner
• C-Web delivers in new role off the bench
• Latham catch gives Black Caps hope
• Beam of moonlight
• PUNTERS DIARY
• Baby supercar still scares you silly
• DriveTimes Five
• UN tells Nauru to take action on child abuse
• Wild response to giveaway offer
• Junk food shortening kids’ lives worldwide
• Duterte moves to cut military links with US
• Floyd stars back Gaza voyage
• Let me die with dignity – Tutu
• Royal welcome ruffles feathers
• Help on the way to Haiti after deadly hurricane
• Agreement could be Obama’s most enduring legacy
• Besieged Trump goes to ground
• Hacking claims ‘nonsense’, says Russia
• Hitler hid identity as author of biography
• Flying friends or foes?
• Time to switch
• Jets take off
• Remarkable’s luxury tastes shop success
• Europe opens up to Kiwi business
• Business alliances carry big benefits
• The one-stop rates shop
• Investors hooked on ‘free money’ potion
• Campaigner­s’ bid to keep e-cigarettes cheap
• Kiwi homes for big brands
• Food’s technology horizon
• Credit’s explosive interest
• Spring’s wet blanket
• How not to lose on a cruise
• Why I spent $400 on a meal
• Cafes, bars with pizzazz
• Deals of the week
• 5 things to do on a bike
• Ancient wonder in need of major renovation
• Speedos, sparkles and song
• Seeing the lights in Tromso
• Seoul searching
• The Treehouse books have been phenomenal­ly popular. What’s the secret?
• Bored kids get creative
• Not really pleasant, but gripping
• Theroux lets you be the judge
• Thin white duke: a fan tale
• I spy sharp observatio­ns
• Divorce ‘tache-tics
• Capturing Peter the imperfect
• The ultimate quiz arena returns
• Passenger: A man adrift
• The Questionna­ire
• My wife unleashes her magic
• Slice of Oamaru tranquilli­ty.

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