Sunday Star-Times - 2018-10-14

• Gone with the wind
• Kiwis tame Roos
• Waterfront homes sell despite rising tides
• Law and tech giant weak in face of trolls
• Hospitals suffer with unhealthy staff levels
• The time for NZ to go republic is now
• Boaties’ booze ban call
• The lasting legacy of good journalism
• Celebs target Auld Mug for protests
• The schools to thank for the four-term year
• Kiwi loses passports and cash in Ukraine
• Petrol prices are capitalism not collusion
• ‘Betrayed’: Secret speedway deal
• Student discovers toilet role in history
• Golf’s masters of laughs and barbecues
• A touch of class
• Kylie Klein Nixon
• Introducin­g our new Sunday Star-Times voices
• King of dad jokes
• From the newsroom to your letterbox
• We invited ‘evil’ into our home
• The invisible invader
• Memories of hell
• Kiwis can’t trust luck to survive pandemics
• Cheap win on gas might haunt PM
• Degrees of co-operation
• Otago end Waikato’s winning streak to claim Ranfurly Shield
• Passion, pride runs deep for Tonga’s Taumalolo
• ABs props back in the action as Cantabs win
• ABs’ 51-man squad shows respect to England, Ireland
• Bay of Plenty sign off on underwhelm­ing season on a high
• Counties to meet Canty in FPC final
• Hasler set to return
• Tui reveals how Ferns struggle in face of anxiety
• Barrett now happy to hand over the goalkickin­g tee
• Mal: We’ll get better
• Kiwi Ferns lose after poor start comes back to haunt them
• Push for more tests for Tonga
• Silver Ferns ready for battle
• Breakers hit reset button after fluffing lines on opening night
• Cutting ball supply to Bassett key to test outcome
• Bolt sure he can do a job for CCM
• Wagner in hunt for new tricks
• Woods, Els on scouting missions to Aussie
• Rance bags five as Central Districts win at the death
• Nicoletta completes big double
• Redzel climbs Everest again
• The most un-PC car on planet?
• DriveTimes Five
• Anger as cardinal allowed to quit
• Release may ease tensions
• Trump vows to discover missing journalist’s fate
• Back into the economic abyss
• What ho! Abbey accolade a sign of author’s rehabilita­tion
• First lady seeking revenge against source of gay rumours
• Facebook reveals true size of hack
• Robot shows off parkour moves
• Star backing for princess on special day
• William supports revival of elephant hunts – president
• Trump may be helping to widen gender gap in American politics
• Finish second and you risk an earlier grave, says study
• Storm’s deadly toll set to rise
• ‘Iron Man’ has high hopes for rip-roaring jetpack race series
• Prime pump for more rises
• Food for thought to rein in your spending
• Cheap rides, high price?
• From corporate to public practice
• Chorus and the race to the bottom
• From horse float to cafe
• Money-laundering law lands
• Investors seek safety in gold and bonds
• Saudi Arabia on outer
• Benefits and traps of co-working
• Unparallel­ed income opportunit­y
• A sweet role
• Gaga de-gunked
• The Real Japan
• Cruising into the future
• Why fly when you can sail?
• Living a dynamic life in Dubai
• TSS Earnslaw Full steam ahead on Lake Wakatipu
• Go with the flow and relax
• Float without the bloat
• Paradise on the sea
• A sheared history
• Wild Westwood calls the shots
• Masterful novel of angst and friendship
• The Only Girl’s tales make your hair curl
• The Questionna­ire
• Tragic life of an NBA fan
• Hey Look Ma, I Made It
• Murphy’s welcome return
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

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