Sunday Star-Times - 2020-10-18

• The issues that shaped Labour's victory
• National suffers from tumultuous term in opposition
• Alison Mau Just what was Judith's undoing?
• ACT's remarkable revival down to one man
• ‘ He should look back in pride’
• Who's in and who's out
• Labour wins big but now the real work starts
• Why Auckland beats Sydney
• Gymnasts break injury rules
• Anglican angst on gay marriage
• Intrepid journey of a pioneering aviator
• Market responds to the home office
• Is there a gender gap in KiwiSaver?
• How Y2K initiated the era of conspiracy theories
• A bush adventure in Bay of Plenty
• Tall Fern’s insights into US racism
• Team-building tips from Nasa
• Labour’s strength spells ‘generation­al defeat’ for National
• An extraordin­ary result for extraordin­ary times
• Why Ardern’s victory is a hospital pass
• What next for Jacinda Ardern?
• Greens make MMP history
• David finally has friends in high places
• NZ returns to ‘unbridled power’
• Sole Ma¯ori Party waka able to withstand ‘red tidal wave’
• Labour’s safety first approach pays dividends while Nats dropped ball
• Big win means much more due from Labour’s Ma¯ori MPs
• Now the hard graft starts and mental health must be priority
• Election bloodbath for Nats
• The Bank of Mum and Dad is the only option for some first home buyers
• How the pandemic shaped what we wear
• ‘Fizzing & frothing’
• From mags to riches
• Best, worst and oddest campaign moments
• Flight pioneer would be ‘very
• Raise a glass in our Burgundy
• Take time to fall for Waitomo delights Waitomo Glowworm Caves
• Opulence in the city
• Flock to Miranda for godwits
• Discover East Auckland’s top experience­s with this one-day itinerary
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• Proud of Air New Zealand’
• Covid-19 deaths
• No second crossing Canada’s fix
• Blowtorch aimed directly at Foster
• Clarke determined to honour legacies
• ‘‘I’m a Wellington Phoenix supporter – but the W-League [is where] I would like to play eventually.’’ Ferns prodigy Claudia Bunge sets sights on Oz
• Auckland crush Mako to surge to top of table
• McLaughlin on front row for last Great Race
• Heat miss out on semis despite century
• Taranaki magic casts spell over Stags
• The street fighter: Why Luna Rossa couldn’t resist some Aussie attitude
• Superstar Kiwi mares rule rich racing roost
• ‘They’ve copied our blueprint’ - the eerily similar rise of Junior Fa threatens Parker’s proud legacy
• Teen star steels up to leave home
• Over the horizon
• Business wants stability, action and to be heard
• Income protection insurance has a $450 million problem.
• Five items on Ardern’s to-do list Shamubeel Eaqub
• Four reasons to upskill your business now
• Yaris the urban car to beat
• Times Five Racing rules sometimes force manufactur­ers to build road-going versions of their racers. looks at some of the coolest homologati­on specials ever built.
• Election may help to ease year of turmoil
• Magic mushrooms on the ballot
• Nuclear treaty extension rejected
• Throwaway culture under threat from repair ratings
• Johnson tells Brits to get ready for no-deal Brexit
• Trump campaign ‘broke rules’
• Covid feeding global crises

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