Sunday Star-Times - 2017-05-07

• ‘The Beast’ accused of two more rapes
• The good, the bad & the ugly
• Coke bust leaves Kiwis captain in jeopardy
• Beast of Blenheim demands freedom
• Enough! I want to be Kiwi
• The dying ex-con: My final interview
• Vive la resistance (Who’s the enemy?)
• The Moa the merrier
• One man’s plan
• Damien Grant
• Nadine Higgins
• ‘We all thought Mike might die’
• A backyard find that’s out of this world
• Hope in war against killer virus
• ACC admits ‘despicable’ treatment of worker
• Thousands of weapons intercepte­d at NZ border
• Mugabe’s henchman finally leaves NZ
• Dramatic drop in ship inspection­s
• The old boys of the internet
• Hey, hey, mai mai
• Science reaches new depths
• The placenta ‘placebo’
• Kiwi police expectatio­ns vs the reality
• David Slack.
• TEETHING PROBLEMS
• How a dead parrot put Bracewell’s career in jeopardy
• League’s image hits rock bottom
• HENRY’S MEA CULPA
• Champion taunted by British bulldog as rivals line up
• MURRAY’S BIG REGRET
• Violence on the rugby paddock is no different from assault
• Forget the bloody history, this will be the cleanest Lions tour
• Ioane brothers help Blues to two in row
• Tew to demand Super ‘update’ Hansen slaps down Gatland
• Strong Ngatai pleased to be back in action
• Ronaldo isn’t in the same class as Messi
• FFA urged to add Brisbane team
• Hangover from IPL haunts NZ
• Aldridge to fore as Rockets shot down
• Easy as ABC for plucky Collett
• Punters Diary
• Ardrossan’s grand hurrah
• No fixes needed in new CX-5
• DriveTimes five
• Chevy Tahoe deserves a shot here
• Voters give May a Brexit boost
• Queen’s German relative tried to win UK over to Hitler
• Devastated Ukip ‘finished as an electoral force’
• Flynn was warned about contacts with ambassador
• Macron hack shakes up final countdown to vote
• Stroke hobbles country legend
• Action movie star banned as threat to national security
• Wish us luck as we define a new future
• Housing’s history lessons
• Kiwi designers paring back to the basics
• Young, rich, successful
• Techweek to create inspiratio­nal ‘buzz’
• All hands on deck
• Rental ovens are hot stuff
• A sustainabl­e complex
• Plugging into innovation when big or small
• Standing up for safety goal
• Commission made right call
• Aligning values to your investment choices
• D-rink cider
• U-nderfall Yard
• St N-icholas markets
• DIY exploratio­n beats bus tours
• Public transport utopia
• A day to treat your mum!
• A charmed life in Amsterdam
• Heath Ling sold his house to embark on a five-month motorbike odyssey around North America. reports.
• Twenty-four hours in the crown jewel of Vietnam provides sights, sounds and smells in a city on the fast track, writes
• Perfectly polished priceless classics
• If music be the food of love...
• Good beats for good health
• The basics
• The bonds that bind
• A key member of The Bats and The Clean, Robert Scott has been making an inspired racket in this country for nearly 40 years. He talks to about loneliness, landscape and new Bats album The Deep Set.
• Get Out (R16)
• Meat serves balanced diet to chew Meat (M)
• Battle to save written history
• Pattrick delivers darn good Kiwi yarn
• What do you most dislike about your appearance?
• Cave offers feast of dark delights
• A fan, a Doctor... and a broom?

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