Sunday Star-Times - 2017-10-29

• Diplomat’s fiery attack
• Disgraced ambassador’s secret return – for party
• Don't call our Prime Minister 'Cindy'
• Magic what he does
• Under fire in Invercargi­ll
• Worse than kids at kindy
• ‘Accident’ cash plea prompts suspicion
• Don’t fear the haters – laugh at them
• DJ Max Key loses himself
• The destroyed photos
• Auckland restaurant to the stars set to change hands
• Expect going to get heavy in the coalition stakes
• Lawyer behind scandal expects further victims
• Life in the anxiety lane
• Godfather of gossip honoured
• Lucky escape for capsized boaties
• Miss Pinup Jaimee bringing up-dos and eyeliner to Waikino
• Twyford eager to make tracks
• Renewed search in mum mystery
• Milking time for the nation’s star bulls
• Town hall turmoil in reign of ‘Trump’
• Speak no evil
• Not mad, not bad, just sad
• Family save with an electric car
• Read the fine print forming a government
• Changing track
• Free-to-view sport must be every Kiwi’s cultural right
• Lions learn from fall and develop brilliant group of cubs
• Ofa puts brain above brawn
• Savea has point to prove as Todd looms as viable alternativ­e
• Wanganui claim hat-trick of Meads Cup titles
• Tasman count broken bodies
• Cooper Hansen can stay beyond 2019 if ABs keep winning in bin as Baabaas blow it
• Duffie reveals debt to Slater and the Storm
• Breakers ready for test of mettle against 36ers
• Tagataese backs zero tolerance against racism
• Black Caps back bowlers to handle heat in decider
• Phoenix blow big lead against Roar
• AWs fans want passion
• Get ready for Hudson bingo
• How social media has changed the game – for better and worse
• ‘It can do irreparabl­e harm’: the pitfalls of posting and trolls
• Fulltime drive awaits
• Soliloquy victory caps Latta’s day
• Kiwi Waller’s finest hour
• Hiflyer keeps flying higher
• E-Hybrid is mean and green
• DriveTimes Five
• Eclipse Cross ticks quite a few SUV boxes
• Voting suspended as election crisis worsens
• Space rock may be a unique visitor
• Where there’s dope smoke, there’s more bedroom fire
• Weinstein accuser speaks out
• Former president faces new claim
• RT lifts lid on Twitter ad pitch
• Women are lying, says White House
• THE STORY SO FAR
• A big no to independen­ce
• Charges laid in election inquiry
• Lama’s aide faces bribery claim
• Tiger Woods avoids jail time
• Brave new world for banking
• Out with the old
• Cellphone city
• Secret recipe
• Our economic future lies in technology
• The tax credit comeback
• Tactics to fight Amazon
• Chinese currency’s ascent slow to take off
• GLOBAL REACTION
• Employee health the priority
• Supply to soften slowdown
• Climbing a different ladder
• The worst time to sell is a mortgagee sale
• Everybody work the dinosaur
• Yumi Zouma
• See shells in the Seychelles
• Hot Havana nights
• Dance all around the world
• Budget-friendly Switzerlan­d
• Funk meets function
• From the land of ice and snow
• Peak of pleasure and pain
• Difficulty
• Lakeside magnet: you’ll snap it up
• Don’t ignore those snores
• The basics
• Top honours for traumatic tales
• Mandela’s memory
• Thor dances to Taika’s tune
• Powerful performanc­es drive Una Una (R16)
• Liam Gallagher
• The Questionna­ire
• If you could time travel, where would you go and why?
• Invitation to provide missing figures
• Acting on instincts pays off
• QI, Tuesday, 9.45pm, Prime
• The secrets of Sherwood
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• Blend of character and modernity

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