Sunday Star-Times - 2016-10-23

• Manfred’s miracle on the mountain
• Tragedy as 5-year-old dies at wild beach
• Inquiry call into ‘shonky’ steel
• Toilets flow straight into waterway
• Labour Weekend is about balance
• Lotto jackpots
• Female lawyers ‘fight’ for equal pay
• Shortage of teachers at ‘crisis point’
• Sweet relief on the way for gluten-intolerant beer drinkers
• Teen in crisis sent home alone; mum
• Where’s the outrage and action on the suicide statistics?
• Fatal coronary during Coro St cliffhange­r
• Big brands slyly use insecurity in Trojan marketing tactics
• When good PR goes bad
• Biscuits help kids’ crunch issues
• ‘Paranoia’ in challenge to mum’s estate
• Jennie puts her best foot forward
• Council splurge on social media gets a ‘dislike’
• Families offered new chance to reconnect with lost loved ones
• Family’s farm feud hits court
• Turn up the Volume
• TIKI TAANE: Ol’ Manky
• DAVE DOBBYN: Set list for a riot
• The science behind preserving the past
• To all the men I’ve loved before
• Opportunis­t builders steeled for new leaky building crisis
• ‘A dog, a ute and a bloody radio’
• Last of the artisans
• A life taken for no reason
• A portrait of the artist
• Prison should not be school for criminals
• Brethren business
• ‘It makes me want to come to school’
• Nostalgia lives – in triplicate
• THE REMARKABLE­S All Blacks set test record amid bitter war of words
• Cheika blasts ABs, officials and media in post-game rant
• All Blacks soak up the shots and then strike
• Why Hansen’s men are the best
• Ioane set for call-up to ABs
• Lienert-Brown to manor born in the midfield
• Harbour to meet Otago in final
• Black Ferns smash Wallaroos
• Tew is in danger of tarnishing his legacy
• NZ Rugby has been dreadful at getting its message across
• No excuses for Kiwis despite past struggles
• Kiwi drivers claim 1-2 at Surfers
• Ruiz ready for duel of gun-slingers
• Phoenix’s home form turns to ashes
• Quality ton by Astle launches Canty fightback
• Winx has win X-factor
• Astara shines again on favourite track
• PUNTERS DIARY
• Bel Sorriso decisive in Thompson
• Matt Cameron has plenty to think about
• Abarth Spider heritage a hot topic
• DriveTimes Five
• CX-9 finishes product blitz
• New Fuel New Look New Journey
• Peugeot’s Dakar race off-roader sticks with 2WD
• Lexus stays in comfort zone with new seat
• Farmers take up arms as Outback goes to the dogs
• Bunglers altered America’s treasured founding document
• Corrupt official’s big stash of bribes
• LOSING HIS STING
• Fellow veterans question ex-SAS man’s hostage crisis tale
• Widespread cyber attack one of the largest ever seen
• Hillary enlists grieving dad
• Obama’s quiet fight to right drug wrongs
• Officer eavesdropp­ed on leaders before D-Day
• ‘Fake Sheikh’ sent to prison
• STRANGE FEELINGS
• The food& drink issue
• Coffee cap converts
• Battle of wits
• Sprouting ideas
• Beer fears
• Young travellers seek more sophistica­tion
• Go natural drives new food business
• Mums target market for healthy snacks
• Specific designs delivered
• The climate change shift
• Budget truisms hit home
• How much will it cost me?
• Should I book a shore excursion?
• When should I book?
• Stop over for some airport fun
• Make your stopover a success
• Three weird cruises
• Art of ‘cranking’ a global feat
• The Kiwi foodie’s fairy tale
• INSIDER TIP
• Brave rides 2000km on her little red scooter through chaotic cities and peaceful countrysid­e.
• The setting
• ’Ow my ’erbs ’ave gone ’aywire
• Healthy beat to East Coast pulse
• What’s the best dark chocolate?
• The guiding light
• What is the most significan­t thing you have learned from life with Peggy?
• Vengabus returns Yes, the music is cheesy, admit The Vengaboys, but it’s also a lot of fun. Brace yourselves: these 90s pop sensations are heading our way. By
• Hell or High Water (R16)
• I, Daniel Blake (M)
• Horse tale has pace of thriller
• Mystery simple but compelling
• Triumph of love, care, camaraderi­e
• A wharenui’s rich legacy
• What’s your idea of perfect happiness?
• Nelson takes a step back in time
• A ken for Kiwi humour
• The Heights: Wanaka’s Premier Subdivisio­n

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