Sunday Star-Times - 2020-11-29

• ‘It feels like we’re living in a little cage’
• ‘Perfect storm’
• WILL TO WIN
• Inside the art of the short story
• Time stands still at Cabot Lodge Night Witches and Spitfires
• A moral duty to repay wage subsidy
• Supergrans target Christmas hunger
• The Kiwi in the cricket hot seat
• From Pa¯tea to Parliament
• Inside a supermarke­t food safety scare
• Making a crust
• Fighting back from a paralysis scare
• World-first drowning study’s implicatio­ns for NZ
• Expat Samoans ditch plans to return home
• ‘Narcissist’ double bankrupt a ‘lunatic’
• ‘Where the heck are they?’
• Lawyer chooses Larceny over a legal life
• How the race to save the rare fairy tern comes down to a small pink Kmart flask
• The strange, haunting and tragic death of an athlete
• Yippee ki-yay, I am the Christmas grinch no more
• Facebook-free life is still real life
• Weneed an adult talk about the RMA
• Meet the women trying to change how to live – and work – with menopause
• ‘Someone is hurting this child’
• Door slams shut on a generation
• Dump free wine and
• Road-trippin’ our way to 2021
• Lap up the best of Hawke’s Bay
• Check out the flying machines
• Kayaking hiwa Harbour’s a joy Kiwi postcard
• Take a punt on Clutha
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• Will power a bonus as the fire returns
• ‘Small changes will hopefully add up to something pretty big’
• NZ Cricket open-minded on returning to Pakistan
• ‘I like to go forward and I like to attack’
• It’s the Jimmy and Lockie show
• Lessons learnt by Mako add bite to final fight
• Global acclaim . . . but much more in store
• Tyson’s ‘comeback’ creates huge TV interest
• ‘I’m not going just to make up numbers’
• The infrastruc­ture handbrake
• Wage-subsidy profits morally wrong
• Y2K best for house-buying
• Clean green motoring experience
• Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, or FCEVs, could be the next big thing in green motoring. Nile Bijoux looks at some examples.
• ‘Bird killer policy’ to take effect
• Unlocking a magical treatment
• ‘Interferen­ce’ rejected as attack looms
• Change opens way for return of firing squads
• Court rejects ‘futile’ Trump appeal
• ‘Loneliest elephant’ off to new home
• Laser breakthrou­gh scotches fake whiskies
• Killing fuels Mideast tensions
• Black Friday unlucky for 13m
• Rice row at boiling point
• Business events critical to recovery
• Why you need to take your next meeting off-site
• Venues are ready to host your events again
• Why off-site events are better for productivi­ty and culture
• How events are being run in a new world
• Conference venue pivots to become tech expert
• Skydiving into partnershi­ps to keep tourism business alive
• How the business events sector has reinvented itself
• Hospitalit­y business turned crisis into caring
• Clever use of technology ensures the show goes on

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