The Post - 2018-10-30

• Monarch’s monsters
• 30 bus routes need fixing
• Baby bumps in the road
• Fans lead tributes to a ‘gentleman’ owner
• We can’t scoot around this issue
• Focus on first-home buyers
• Bill gives certainty to oil industry: PM
• Weather can’t put a dampener on occasion
• ‘Little bump’ makes three
• Collection­s ‘too vast’ for staff to cover
• Alpine team loses f ifth elite climber
• Meth-sharing man’s appeal dismissed
• ‘War criminal’ banners gone
• A break-in can’t stop the beat
• Capital chatter
• Davis tears up in TV interview
• PM: ‘Read between lines’
• Anger at ‘easy ticket’ into NZ for crim
• Apartheid suppresses the ‘other’
• Voting to end a life
• Banks, lose the lemon face
• Science shouldn’t be a ‘nice to have’ in schools
• Heed the Exhausted Majority
• Te Papa’s science collection­s in good hands
• Hating the right people
• Searchers find debris in sea after 737 crash
• Dracula author was sucker for defacing books
• Synagogue counts the cost
• Warning of more austerity
• Retirement village lender welcomes investor influx
• Flamboyant brothel owner who planned to run as Nevada state governor in 2022
• Today in History
• Tips to keep you ahead of the pack on marathon day
• Sleepless children given melatonin
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Injured jockey Vance eager to return home
• Southlande­r powers to stage one victory
• After the miracle, the mourning
• Cricket Australia ‘arrogant, dictatoria­l’
• Hartley pain, Hamilton joy
• Taylor’s resilience impresses Rudan
• Debut now in the offing for Patel
• Ferns end year with Fast5 title
• Good wins for Chelsea, Man United
• Coles says no to captaincy
• NZ can upset Pakistan, says Phillips
• House plays Wright card

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