Taranaki Daily News - 2017-10-21

• Losing the town’s ‘life blood’
• SEMIFINAL TIME
• Looking back:
• IN THE GARDEN
• BUSHMAN REMEMBERED
• Fireman Pat marking 50 years in hot seat
• Bringing South Africa to Taranaki
• MPs hopeful despite government loss
• Labour’s return divides the region
• Work earns man a lighter sentence
• Taranaki girl’s restaurant dream
• What a welcome
• Best sausage boasts French flair
• Labour’s Cabinet members revealed
• Greens promised cannabis referendum
• Coalition will work, says Clark
• Vaping seen as safe smokefree weapon - experts
• Building blocks for a happy family
• Kids taught how to use local food
• The politics of the increasing­ly PC playground
• Winging it’s the best way in front of an audience
• Cheer up, Bill, you lost
• No holiday for navy sailors on Fiji cruise
• SkyCity joins global e-sport trend
• NZX recovers from politics jitters
• Watchdog defends merger call
• Cashing in on the grey tsunami
• They’ve been putting out the fire with gasoline
• Insurance risk if property is empty
• Fighting back after cancer
• Add some spark to your garden
• 5 decor items of gone by
• Tony Lucas was a prisoner of the Japanese
• 50 years ago
• That big fat Cyclopaedi­a tells of towns
• How we got our skin and what it does for us
• Weekend gardener
• Recipe of the week
• Latham solves batting headache in middle order
• Feisty foes have a history in Brisbane
• ‘Physical beast’ Squire strives to emerge from shadows
• Acrobatic Giroud wins it for Arsenal
• Hartley: I’m ready this time
• Seamer likes Kiwis Caulfield Cup chances
• Hard luck in the draws
• ‘Bonneval a popular horse’ – bookies
• What does the future hold?
• Surfers hit Waitara waves
• Taranaki face familiar foe
• Halafihi signs on with club in France
• Alt-Right leader sparks campus scuffle
• Kelly defends Trump’s call to widow
• Model discloses sexual assault
• Armageddon by accident
• Kurd VP accused of Iraq ‘insult’
• World pollution more deadly than wars, disasters, hunger
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Move for direct rule over Catalans
• Google to build hi-tech city as a test bed
• 36B SHELTER GROVE, FRANKLEIGH PARK
• 51A UPJOHN STREET, BROOKLANDS

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