Sunday Star-Times - 2017-09-03

• STARS’ MENTAL HEALTH: WE WON’T BE SILENCED
• Happy FATHER'S Day
• Violent kids force schools to call cops
• Big names support schoolboys to talk openly
• The deeply private life of Winston
• ‘Plonkers’ won’t admit pay gap
• Winston can’t risk going wrong way
• Nothing comes close to the impact of Diana’s death
• Roger Waters
• Norm Kirk would be happy to be one of these Nats
• Beware the beast man
• Danielle McLaughlin
• Kiwi Mutiny
• Jailhouse glee at witness downfall
• Westies feel the need for motorway speed
• Tight security greets the Grande faithful
• Ardern makes concerted pitch to youth
• Govt sits on climate warnings
• Polls will be vital for at least a third of voters
• Teenager prepares to write, direct fourth feature
• CD collection hits the deck
• ‘Landlines can’t ring mobile phones’
• Shooting clubs face tests for lead leaks
• The Kiwi king of lost property
• Doctor struck off for threats
• All Blacks open up about being dads
• Going out on a limb
• World won’t end despite faux outrage
• Don’t look away: the toll rugby must address
• Cane in doubt as ABs mull changes
• Taranaki win late in the wind and wet
• Thames Valley, the Wallabies and the best story never told
• Nareki hat-trick steals show in Otago win
• Hansen keen on Aumua
• Don’t look away: the toll rugby must address
• NZ Rugby on a learning curve
• Super Rugby concussion­s rise despite new laws
• Aussies have the belief: Beale
• RTS happy at home despite hard year
• ‘No excuses’: the Warriors’ new mantra
• Williams Sodhi, Munro face Black Caps call as T20 rises dodging fight – Gallen
• Ian Anderson.
• The one who got away: Norrie’s success haunts Tennis NZ
• Import sure his ‘Philly swag’ fits bill for Breakers
• Brendon Egan.
• Todd, Leonidas II on top at Burghley
• Wood shows his pedigree Hudson right to use tough love
• Close up scores a dream win
• Punters Diary
• Winx wins 19th in a row
• Updated Model X definitely live
• DriveTimes five
• Flagship M5 sedan goes AWD
• ‘Massive cleanup’ under way
• Harvey’s trail of costly destructio­n second only to Hurricane Katrina
• Rescuing our best friends
• Tears and memories well up as residents return to devastatio­n
• Further blazes erupt at flooded chemical plant
• Cruel summer for movie makers
• Police get tough to ensure bomb evacuation
• Rohingya flee as toll rises
• Nervous wait for ‘dreamers’
• ‘The road to nowhere’
• Japan considers first strike plan
• Shortage of women could scupper plans for satellite state
• All change at Ecostore
• Office smarts
• Fighting the fear
• Doing the right thing
• Camping questions
• Trailer with tech will ‘sell itself’
• Electric win for Harmony
• Ports vision is long-term plan
• Businesses too casual about ethics
• Graduates drive up energy savings
• A housing viability problem
• Data clouds marketers
• 88 percent of New Zealand businesses unprepared for cyber attack
• Dairy backs diverse thought
• Ten big corporate human rights scandals
• The sky is the limit for Kiwi businesses in China
• The productivi­ty question
• Raise your glass to Aotearoa’s first pub Just when thought New Zealand history was staid, the Bay of Islands brought it to life.
• Dinner with Charlotte
• Levies won’t break tourist trade
• Local artisans a capital winner How do you get around?
• ASK AN EXPERT
• Singapore’s a cool cat
• Ventures into Northern Ireland and finds gorgeous landscapes, dramatic history and amazing food.
• In the land of kings
• A waterfall that makes some noise
• The Brits nail eccentrici­ty
• Characters make the book
• The basics
• ‘One hell of a story’
• Don’t you want me, baby?
• Mystery of the Duke
• A lawyer less ordinary
• Captured, not thrilled
• An unlikely star is born Patti Cake$ (R16)
• Life and death of a demagogue Road To Jonestown: Jim Jones and Peoples Temple
• Jan Bolwell
• ‘‘If you vote for the opposite team than me, you’ll cancel my vote out.’’
• Hairy Maclary
• Superhero ticks all the boxes
• Diana – The Day the World Cried, Wednesday, 8.30pm, Prime

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