The Post - 2016-08-27

• OUR TECHNOATHL­ETES
• My day in a hijab
• Reluctant genius
• Field marshal
• Giving back
• Ignorance is bliss
• Buyer’s remorse:
• Capital’s pedal-powered recycling scheme
• McNice Guy
• Stream may be gastro bug’s source
• Spring gardens pain ACC
• Search for Kiwi man missing near Perth
• Left Bank bar plan rejected
• Former tradesman well-suited to fashion week debut
• Pledge for improved lighting
• Bank told money’s not everything
• Te Papa goes big on bugs
• Accused shot at us, says hunter
• Plan to shift freedom campers to Hutt
• Coastguard forced to quit marina base
• Painted Lady sells in ‘perfect match’
• Corrupt mastermind or duped friend?
• Defender of the lake fights on
• Worth reflecting on mirrorless Fujifilm
• John McCrone
• Creative ‘flats’ help students get ahead
• Street-smart ways to limit food waste
• Quake prompts hard questions
• US calls for UN action over gas attack
• Clinton slams Trump campaign built on ‘prejudice and paranoia’
• Fire arrests jump in bid to fight haze
• Mud island owners seek a clean break
• Haj parasols fitted with solar-power fans
• Fake artefacts flood on to black market
• College boycotts ‘safe space’ culture
• Splashdown test puts Orion closer to launch
• Gardener to wealthy who raked in several fortunes
• Plea deals in armed standoff over grazing
• Ready, set, go for para-athletes
• Poor stewardshi­p
• Amazing tale of survival
• Self-drive cars too risky
• A biscuit tin
• Incredible claims
• A public sex offender register would create vigilantes
• From rural Oz childhood to city planner
• Could Sarkozy be the perfect choice for a worried France?
• ‘Sleepy Bob’ a jockey always out in front
• Life of service, secrecy and sensitivit­y
• Designer known as the ‘Queen of knits’
• They enjoy the simple things in life
• Susan Edmunds.
• Give credit card insurance a miss
• Air NZ announces record profit
• Sky: Internet competitor­s too cheap
• Kiwis wearing untested sunglasses
• Wellington’s ‘Ponsonby’ hub up for sale
• Yealand’s winery for sale
• Hutt project manager wins top honours
• 2016 winners (award:winner/project):
• Letting rocks tell their story
• Ben-Hur a pointless resurrecti­on
• Lots of farts and an oddly joyous farce
• A celebratio­n of body diversity
• Finding truth in a mosaic
• Bad writing but oddly likeable
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• It’s inspiratio­n versus desperatio­n
• Bolt’s party tricks boost pulling power
• SA pace attack looms as threat to Black Caps
• Moffett wants less, not more
• Adams plays hero to shy Kiwi kid
• Finals failure ‘burns’ departing Leuluai
• Southby’s wait is finally over
• Price could be right for Parker to take on Briton
• Win for Valerie - a week late
• Manawatu escape with late victory
• Wairarapa Bush ready for opener
• Stick a cork in it, please
• Cyclist’s father irate at ‘personal’ attack
• Architect keen to push the boundaries
• Spacious Whitby home fetches $590,000
• Tidy Karori home fetches $266,000 above RV
• Brooklyn section offers top outlook
• ‘Classic’ Newtown rental sells for premium
• Historic character is breathtaki­ng
• Delightful character in Berhampore
• Right site for gift shop
• Rob Maetzig
• Perfect mix of luxury and practicali­ty
• David Linklater.
• Classic Riley off to UK
• Honda NC lets its hair down
• It’s time to keep on trucking at Manfeild

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