Sunday Star-Times - 2017-06-04

• Lions and beer, bottoms up to that
• Kiwi dad fights for life in Bermuda
• Meet the real cop behind TV's Harry
• Your beauty salon's ugly secret
• It’s a game of thrawn
• Lions tour coverage
• The ugly cost of beauty treatments
• Honour quiet heroes, not braggarts
• Are Kiwi men gutless when it comes to wellness?
• That’s not Coolio, that’s kidnap
• ‘Brave’ mum fourth mesh death
• Trapped by a mesh
• Kiwi loses her body weight in blood during childbirth
• What happened to housing affordabil­ity?
• Men-only Rotarians ‘fossils’
• Don’t get hot under the collar heating your home this winter
• Stylish geeks get their glad-rags on
• Disappeara­nce unsettles neighbourh­ood
• The detective who helped make ‘Harry’
• Julia – innocence among
• Give Julia a chance
• Sailing close to the wind
• ‘I wanted to make her jealous’
• Close call with the Widow Maker
• Rex Tillerson on quick-fire charm tour Sunday politics
• Respect is not gender reliant
• Gats’ toothless Lions
• JORDIE IN THE MIX
• MAORI WELCOME
• Injury headaches for ABs
• For openers, this must go down as an abject failure
• Itinerary’s flaws obvious on testing night
• Baabaas give poor Lions a massive wake-up call
• Lead-footed tourists strike fear into no-one
• No regrets for hat-trick hero
• Hunt reveals the chaos before drop-goal heroics
• Ioane deserves a chance
• Happy Hudson clubs up Football’s cliches are 110% rubbish
• Time running out for Warriors forwards
• ‘Iceman’ Burling cool under fire on the water
• Team NZ likely to target the Black Knight
• Agassi’s surprise presence provides timely spur for Djokovic
• Dufner opens big lead at Memorial
• Ronchi blazes away like Baz Woakes ruled out by injury
• Fabulous four for All Stars
• Skoda fashionabl­y late to SUV party
• DriveTimes five
• Trump snub sparks pledge to save ‘our Mother Earth’
• Judge joins fitness gurus
• Astronaut stays on as part of slimmed-down station crew New Irish leader a historic choice
• Dubai hopes robot cops will be a hit with tourists
• Star visits attack victims before benefit concert
• Castro taught me to survive – Putin
• Jihadists fleeing Syria for Asia a new danger, says Turnbull
• Comey could be gagged
• Self-care key to health, happiness
• Lines blurred as UK goes to the polls
• Voters put May on the mat over welfare, health cuts
• Hello my name is Nadia. I’m an employee, but not as you know it.
• Parent pressure Does work dump on the single and childless?
• Tourist track Data push to measure NZ’s visitors
• Get ready for Fiji Nurture Change 2017 draws near
• Couch purchasers Virtual reality lures homebuyers
• Flying high up in the digital cloud
• Diversity means doing it differentl­y
• The Snackaball’s rolling
• New directors for KiwiSaver manager
• Plexure signs deal with homewares giant
• Countdown backs bill
• Let’s solve our transport problems together
• Shoppers get new way to spread buy costs
• Advertisin­g worth $6 billion to economy
• Global expert help for local charities
• Money under the mattress
• Save hard, but risk a little cash for learning
• Survive the tourist traps
• A most convenient swindle
• Luxury you can bank on
• A new adventure in Bangkok
• The setting
• Getting there
• If you’ve already done Paris and seen all the main attraction­s, here’s how to do it again – differentl­y, writes
• Bewilderin­g beauty Walking Donegal is like walking across the many facets of a green and glittering jewel, writes
• Handmade, ethical and delicious
• Peachy liqueur? Leaf it to me
• Help Kaikoura heal: visit
• The basics
• Not the pop science guy, but the venerable actor. You may not know his name, but you know his face. meets a screen veteran.
• The new Bruce McLaren movie nearly didn’t see the light of day, writes
• Nineteen years after their last record, Scottish noise-rock pioneers The Jesus and Mary Chain are back with a new album. But does anyone still care? chats to lead singer Jim Reid.
• Songwritin­g is in Seth Haapu’s blood, with a musical lineage stretching back generation­s. It provided inspiratio­n for his latest EP, finds
• A slightly awkward tale
• Comedy skills reach broader church Adult Life Skills (M)
• Tender portrait of a family in crisis
• Ancient saga makes a modern page-turner
• A long-awaited return
• At Her Majesty’s pleasure
• It’s a zombie-eat-dog world

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