Sunday Star-Times - 2023-09-24

• Why are ACT and Greens supporters more likely to work from home?
• ‘My heart couldn’t take it any more’
• Sign of the times: A brief history of messing with election hoardings
• One of NZ's youngest candidates wants to hold the door open for young people
• Private jets, prison vans and Palmy: Inside the world of a last-minute Brethren muster
• Clean-up efforts in Queenstown and Southland as front nears North Island
• Dad urges cyclists to be visible following tragedy of losing his son
• The bizarre case of a person throwing doughnuts at a
• Dog-walke r cut in road-rage sword
• ‘It’s a heritage for the whole of humanity to enjoy’
• Toy librarie s at risk amid struggle for volunte e rs
• West coast penguins buck national at-risk trend
• Minor leaders inspire cracking TV, and deserve more voice in election debates
• The Minister for Flying Nun should note: There is some distortion in New Zealand
• When bread and butter collides with transforma­tion
• Questions on language and origins need to be asked
• Circus moves on, but no- one is talking about the elephant in the ring
• One is talking about the elephant in the ring
• Broncos gallop over Warriors’ finals fairytale
• Heimgartne­r ready to step into SVG’s supercars shoes
• View from the couch: What to watch tonight and tomorrow
• A week of golf, grapes, Ronaldo and head games
• Teams meet in clash of familiar foes
• Ferns coach must share love for Olympics push
• Nix str ess developmen­t as budget
• Missed penalty helps Taranaki beat Auckland for first time in six years
• Cut for men
• Cantabs survive furious Tasman rally
• Starting rotation Rugby’s great myth is that it is a game for all shapes and sizes
• Back Chat Motu Tony hails Warriors for helping inspire a major rise in rugby league membership
• Forget the stereotype of the ‘typical’ landlord
• Why compliance is such a headache for farmers
• Money lenders turn down ‘gold’ standard for debt collectors
• Is there ever a good time to buy leasehold?
• Women athletes defying Taliban
• Estranged son tipped to inherit Thai throne
• AI’s thirst for knowledge is a big drain
• ‘Absolutely machines can think, certainly aswellas humans’
• Hero or villain? Murdoch’s exit stirs up strong feelings
• Locals face being priced out of rebuilt Lahaina
• Study challenges thinking about ozone layer and health
• Now I have hope, says patient after getting second pig heart transplant
• Biden announces new anti-gun violence push
• Anger at army graft grows
• From flipping burgers to climbing the corporate ladder
• I MADE THIS
• Reasons to build your next home
• NEW LUXURY
• Strawberry SURPRISE
• ASK TRASH QUEEN
• TOITŪ TE KUPU
• What I’m Reading: Latika Vasil
• ‘All the Sirs and Dames’: launch of annual British
• Debut NZ novelist compared to Sally Rooney
• You don't have to agree with River Of Freedom. But you might need to see it
• Kiwi moviegoers get set for and Irish film festival
• How to walk the tightrope between circus and comedy
• Gone by October: The best movies leaving Neon
• A first-timer’s guide to river cruising in Southeast Asia
• Save Splurge
• Buttery lobster heaven
• Adventures in Bourail
• Flying ona magic carpet
• A FLOATING sensat
• Offers of the week
• EAT STAY PLAY
• Gabrielle Tutheridge New York
• ELI MATTHEWSON
• Treetop Pampering
• Off-season Marlboroug­h
• Beautiful Barcelona

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