The Post - 2017-10-27

• The Ardern era begins
• Water infrastruc­ture in jeopardy
• Pinup darlings
• Oh mon Dieu
• GAYLE FORCE
• Police revoke anti-depressant policy
• Bush Sr sorry for groping actress
• Worker lauds Labour wage plan
• ‘New students, next year’s on us’
• Impressive foodie haven not far off
• Heavy traffic at H&M store opening
• ‘There’s a gap now, she held us together’
• Community Law awaits funds boost
• Early nights wanted for liquor store
• Vile theft appals cancer families
• Concerns over merger of library and gallery
• The fizzers and winners
• Cold case tribunal good move
• Gun law madness
• Housing ‘skewed’
• Spanish lesson
• Defending human rights on trial in Turkey
• Austria’s young leader takes austere approach to office
• Freightway­s up for Amazon challenge
• Cost cuts lift bank profit to NZ record
• Road closure ‘switches off’ tourism trade
• Dollar, rates down amid uncertaint­y
• Investor caution likely in housing
• Thailand grieves in elaborate final goodbye to king
• Rock ‘n’ roll pioneer dies at 89
• Xi placed to reign for as long as he likes
• Kenya set for chaotic election amid calls for resistance
• Activists’ push for decolonise­d subjects grows
• Shooter’s laptop missing hard drive
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Jools Holland gig caps Reid’s big year
• Presenter has Grand Designs of his own
• Musician still has faith in rock’n’roll
• Black Caps may have tossed win away
• Kiwi high flier gets ready for Olympics
• ‘Huge long shot’ but Ekenasio is open to Ferns recall
• Track team gears up for big month
• No more fights for Parker this year
• Longing to leave legacy
• Otago ease past Canterbury
• Trainers have a cunning plan for Beaumarcha­is
• Hartley chases an F1 point
• Hot start puts Aussie in front
• Meet the Lions’ unsung heroes
• Iraqi golfer shut out

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