Taranaki Daily News - 2017-03-28

• Rua, or two, names for landmarks
• Pests not the only problem
• Adele fans get to see their idol
• Young at national security conference
• Li says China not dumping steel
• Civilian casualties possible: NZDF
• Risky trade in fishing boats
• Country residents have to use masks
• Boy hurt in two events, court told
• Kiwi artist now taking his skills to new heights
• Petroleum rant
• Northern Ireland: Let’s try a little violence, perhaps?
• Landbankin­g and the housing crisis
• Police detain Medvedev protesters
• Rudd sets sights on online giants
• Nth Queensland storm upgraded
• Scientists’ ‘huge step towards malaria-free world’
• US weighs deeper military role in Yemen
• Rebels behead 42 police officers in Congo
• Trump hints at turn to Democrats for healthcare bill
• Pacific Islanders pitch wares
• Advisers cluster around the rich
• ‘It’s like someone stabbing you’
• 4 ways to avoid health mistakes
• Palm kernel test rolling out
• Higher prices from beef scandal
• Austrian countess wants farm to become forest
• Unloved forestry needs investment
• Top producer a book of knowledge on sheep
• Condition scoring ‘vital’ ahead of calving
• Strong reputation key to trade
• Fertilisin­g early boosts beet crops
• New-gen ryegrass complement­s herd genetics
• Enhanced ryegrasses showing promise
• Grass fungus has benefits
• The Dragons provide lesson in effort
• ‘Beaver’ gets teeth into racing game with filly
• Smooth and fast at the Speedway
• Wyn powers to victory in Rotorua
• Cliffhange­r saves Netball NZ blushes
• Kane’s record-breaking day
• Key’s cheeky All Whites prediction

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