Sunday Star-Times - 2017-08-27

• No support for brave soldier in trauma
• Christie’s killer out at library and shop
• Our ‘ugly’ rental market
• I live with guilt of 12 friends’ suicides
• Defence Force must stand by its men
• Rise of the mega childcare centre
• Brace yourself for a week’s fusion of fashion
• Fans putting the ‘ug’ into rugby
• The future of pre-school
• ‘Gorgeous’ Miss Hoko found after 32 years
• Insight into master of art revealed
• Thrones: Falling for dragons
• Sir Ed’s ice axe goes on auction block for Nats
• Fishy fingers in the political pies
• Hoardings win over the hordes
• A warning from beyond the grave
• Widower wants accountabi­lity
• ‘I can’t pop out for milk’
• Chasing totality
• Hiding too easy for big donors
• Anti-depressant­s
• Smile, wave, maybe talk policy
• Read inspires the All Blacks’ great escape
• Black Ferns play final — and then go to work
• Australia will be next in rise of the billionair­e
• ‘Hulk’ Aumua destroys Taranaki
• AT A GLANCE
• Cheika frustrated as Wallabies fail to close the deal
• Ioane, Laulala show class as SBW gets the fumbles
• Scratchy Ferns subdue S Africa
• Pinetree’s legacy still standing strong in Taupo
• Parker tipped for ‘spectacula­r’ win over rusty Fury
• Vagana hits out at Aust TV show
• Mark Geenty.
• ‘Dengue Doyle’ shows his guts
• The Phoenix go up when Kiwi players go down
• Ili makes his move on and off court
• Pinetree pride at Pukekura
• Amanood Lad is back in the mood
• Punters Diary
• Ready to blast Aussie rivals
• Switching on to the plug-in Prius
• Ford goes retro with GT theme
• Missile tests may not be flops
• Happy marriages and the risky politics of contempt
• Assad is here to stay, West tells Syrian opposition
• Mass wedding promotes same-sex vote
• You can’t abandon Manus, says PNG
• This is the big one
• Trump faces his first natural disaster test
• ‘A slap in the face’
• Betting on the house
• Riding high
• Cooking in the Cairngorms
• Picture perfect
• Fishing for luxury designer bags
• Salmon treats are doggy hit
• Employers lure millennial skills
• Europcar’s $200,000 for electric vehicles
• Ranking our accounting firms
• Beaches, electric cars and energy
• Luxury rooms reign as Kiwi hotels boom
• What drives millennial­s
• Buckley doubles its apprentice­ship talent
• NZ company stares down killer robots
• Kiwi mobiles turn 30
• Switching on to payment card technology
• Politics needs selflessne­ss
• The Trusts Bill aims to be more accessible
• Hoot of a Saigon scoot
• Sweat – especially when having to turn a few slick moped manoeuvers in heaving traffic.
• ‘Nothing’ is nice in boring town
• Spain’s capital a city to savour Madrid What’s the local delicacy and would you recommend eating it? Easiest way to get around?
• ASK AN EXPERT
• Family fun afloat Too grown-up for kids’ club, too young for relaxing with a good book. Teenagers on cruises can still find plenty to do, writes
• Glamping with elephants
• ‘We’d spend our last day here’ If the end of the world really is nigh, then these travel journos say they want to be somewhere they love.
• The nature traveller
• Kotuku, the good fortune birds
• Food’s easier to eat than shoot
• Hope springs eternal
• The basics
• Back and in control
• Love and the land
• Older, deeper Feelings
• Patrick takes flight
• Pop, politics and pretension­s
• A very civil gender war
• Wall’s drama eventually falls down The Wall (R13)
• ‘The best cop novel ever written’
• Time to be a benevolent dictator
• Actor enters new territory
• Elvis and the Girl From Vienna, Thursday, 10pm, Sky Arts

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