Taranaki Daily News - 2017-11-22

• Sirens ring, are you listening?
• High on a hill a lonely goat’s heard
• HOSTING GOLFERS 'A COUP'
• PAGE 13 HODEN'S HIGH HOPES FOR EQUINOX
• New startup tackles permit system
• Ranfurly Shield hoax fails to ignite
• ‘Silent’ file to record Mãori sites
• Large knife picked up during kitchen brawl
• Children subjected to abuse
• Shot taxi driver afraid to answer door
• NZQA dismisses complaints about ‘tough’ maths exam
• Students set for $50 rise each week
• Woman’s problem with immigratio­n a warning to others
• Hackers steal thousands from unwitting victims
• Sports facility’s $75m blowout ends deal
• A heartbreak­ing end to a lifetime breeding jerseys
• Leaping lizards - an intriguing design
• A travesty
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Politician offers bounty for movie star
• US included in war crimes request
• Merkel open to another election
• ACC rulings dismay thousands
• Taranaki farmers miss out on compo
• Tenant lands $10k bill after ruling overturned
• Glitter’s shiny moment
• Pentire’s Rich Hill reign comes to an end
• Williams will face racing authoritie­s
• Former Racing Victoria chairman denied justice, says Supreme Court judge
• Seat sharpens up options with Ateca
• Appeal to go left-hand with Bolt
• Rubicon meets Mount Aspiring
• My day in a not-a-James-Bond Aston
• How to make a (Mazda) concept car
• Hareb among first women at J-Bay
• Olympian turns coach to pass on knowledge
• Vickery snares superstock title
• Put an Aussie in charge
• All Whites advised to make Hay
• Gatland strives to defuse his explosive charges
• Johnson apologises

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