Sunday Star-Times - 2018-03-11

• ‘Gay ban’ stops heart donation
• Wild eating
• NZ world leaders in pot
• Horror weekend sees road toll soar
• Second chance for fraudsters, dope-growers
• Budding cannabis exporter makes case for workers with a record
• Watch for teacher stampede
• Damien Grant
• Lynda Hallinan
• NZ’s crowded schools
• Anger at NZ’s first ‘re-frocked’ priest
• Sculptures bought fraudulent­ly
• Great white jumps at leftovers chance
• First comes the gold then the bronze
• By hoki, there’s something fishy here
• A fond farewell to perms and beehives
• Teen killer dumped on NZ after jail
• Nursing wins out over rugby
• Airport blips from kids to cookies
• Dog faces day of reckoning
• Hop on that bandwagon
• School’s $3 million housing crisis fix
• A vine romance
• Electric vehicles make good business sense
• Bridges will bet election on reshuffle
• Back to basics
• Pressing, but little progress
• The alternativ­e census David Slack
• Warriors roll Rabbitohs as Johnson runs riot in Perth
• Black Caps were soft, says Kane
• Henderson questions ethics of Team Sky
• Black Caps hit for six as Jonny marches home
• NZ Cricket boss wants T20 vision
• Northern in charge thanks to Baker
• Razor laments horror start
• No repeat of the Barrett plan as home pack fronts
• All Blacks camp falls at ‘awkward’ time for Highlander­s
• Injury ward gives fringe props a chance to shine
• Harlequins can be ABs’ club of choice: Fitzy
• Dongfeng fights back
• ANZ accused of ‘playing games’
• Joshua’s rags to riches tale
• Parker’s brutal promise to AJ
• Hartley piles up air miles
• Baseball NZ positive about pro team
• Tiger on prowl as top form returns
• Kirwan set for call-up
• Power to Cupra brand
• DriveTimes Five
• Ladies First eyes Aussie after cup win
• Kilowatt Kid super in final
• Army moves in as spy case widens
• Aid convoy delivers despite close combat
• Obamas in talks to host ‘inspiratio­nal’ Netflix show
• Firth’s wife admits she had affair with her ‘stalker’
• Camilla change hints at royal ascent
• Young Americans lead the way in climate court case
• Stormy hush money deal done on email from Trump Org
• Gunman, hostages dead at home for veterans
• ‘I took down Martin Shkreli’
• NRA to fight new law on gun control
• Fixing a taxing problem
• Directors miss another opportunit­y to lead
• Humans seek right to challenge AI
• Food delivery here to stay
• Liquidator­s face the character test
• Boozy workplaces get the once-over
• Real estate enters a new age
• Inventor backs Trump on tariffs
• Businesses ditching leases
• An unravellin­g of free trade
• Money lessons for our daughters essential
• To Russia, with love
• Great Scot! Try the haggis!
• INSIDER TIP
• Cheap flights at your fingertips
• Sacred cities soothe the soul
• Standing tall in the woods
• Have a Grand old time
• Skip your way to total fitness
• Slow weight loss is most effective
• We’re living in a post-satire world The Death of Stalin director Armando Iannucci tells why his political satire days are over.
• A well-crafted drama
• Festival delivers an intimate epic BPM (Beats Per Minute) (M)
• Nuanced account of a family’s history
• Ngaio Marsh’s last mystery
• The Questionna­ire
• A group called In Sync
• Baby steps in award-winning song
• Childish man of many talents
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• MICA RIDGE: BRAND NEW & READY FOR YOU!

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