Taranaki Daily News - 2019-02-19

• Siege house destroyed
• $400k fines follow LPG spill
• New role from partnershi­p
• Underfire Savea vows to stay on at Toulon
• It’s about respect for this country
• Heat is on as grape harvest starts early
• Why life starts to look up when you hit 50
• Pageant raises $14K for charity
• Kidnap, sex acts trial starts
• Log trade helps prop up port result
• No summit - but we made it home
• Age no barrier for triathlete­s
• Taranaki shine in season’s final game
• ‘Hard landing’ for chopper legend
• Shooting climax to continuous disorder
• 7-year-old fearlessly jumps out of plane
• Ice-breaker for US-NZ relations
• ‘Nothing to fear’ over China
• Tax plan for digital companies
• Huawei ‘risk’ disputed
• Labour ahead in new poll
• Phoney wall, phoney emergency
• Are we now a US pawn?
• Learning the right lessons
• Saudi roadshow opens with grand welcome
• Trump threatens to release IS fighters if EU rejects them
• Scientists find plastics in Arctic seabird eggs
• IS bride has baby in camp
• Verbal attack on French philosophe­r
• Port wrestles cargo volumes off key rival
• Hopes Boeing will fill superjumbo void
• Top 10 owner cries foul over council camp
• Fonterra calls for end to ‘open entry’ supply
• Rodeo is farmer animal abuse
• Albatrosse­s killed in fishery mishap
• World’s first deer-milk cosmetics
• Saved by strangers’ kindness and their pet pics
• Making the best of mistakes reaps rewards
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Boundary-breaking author reshaped the way New Zealanders saw sexuality
• Today in History
• Fox feels like he’s
• Black Caps spin battle heats up
• Umpire kicked in the head in act of ‘thuggery’
• In a ‘dangerous place’
• Pascoe, Leslie in record-breaking form
• Robertson still keen on All Blacks top job
• Disruption for Kiwi franchises

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