Sunday Star-Times - 2018-01-14

• ‘Kiwi’ crim: I’ve never set foot in NZ
• Black Caps prove No1 credential­s
• Man critical after speedway crash
• Mark Reason
• It’s time to come clean on the pay gap
• School holidays test a parent’s sanity
• Govt wants the salary facts
• Beating the school holiday boredom blues
• Sad milestones for crash orphans
• Frame’s writing sanctuary for sale
• ‘Major repairs’ on All Blacks series
• Hundreds of teachers convicted
• Foreign-owner limit in forestry despite plan for billion trees
• MH370 widow sues Boeing
• Coffee compost confusion
• Kayaker braves storm to rescue boatie
• Life experience
• Behind drive to ease suffering
• Black should be the new orange, NZ
• The nuclear option
• So much for dad jokes
• Monumental efforts
• Save money and the planet with an EV
• Let’s not let the State look after our kids
• Assisted dying
• It’s time for men to get onboard
• Spanish fighter’s seventh heaven
• King fires angry volley at old foe Court over gay views
• Hits and misses on court in Auckland
• Top NZ junior dodges Fed Cup
• Boult locks up series as Caps crush Pakistan
• Parker leaves to face angry AJ
• Breakers’ Christmas present
• Sopoaga’s departure fuels race to fill Barrett’s back-up role
• Arnold deserves another shot at Socceroos job
• Von Tunzelman cracks it
• Williams eyes Games medal
• Wait A Sec suited to farm life
• Is one extra letter worth $30k?
• DriveTimes Five
• BMW adds ‘s’ to i3 EV
• Francis faces a fiery reception
• Barrier reef tourism group hits out at scientist over visitor slump
• Austerity protests echo Arab Spring
• Art imitated life in Macron’s writings
• Trump ‘hurt by UK slights’ – officials
• Lawyers will save us from the president’s worst excesses
• The president and the porn star
• Call goes out: ‘Protect Haiti from the devil’
• Murder confession comes in TV interview
• Pisco, boobies & sand
• Act like a local to see the sights
• A profession­al nomad
• Cebu is the place to be
• Sunrises with the dolphins
• Ingenuity makes getting wet fun
• Finally at home on the farm
• In the wake of a... splash
• Say no to ‘sky fry skin’
• A tale of evil personifie­d
• Interim, a haunting tale of the after-life, came second in the Sunday Star-Times’ short story awards Open division. Interim
• The anti-artist artist
• Theatre, but not as we know it
• Oldman’s finest hours
• An enthrallin­g crime caper All the Money in the World (R13)
• Timely, charged with tension
• Explosive book tells all and burns all
• The Questionna­ire
• A worldchang­ing speech
• Breathing life in to Gollum
• Under the radar in Japan

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