The Post - 2018-11-28

• Best seat in the house?
• Suburb could be under water
• Tax pledge risks painting Nats in a corner
• Tindall: House costs too high
• Review launched into bullying at Parliament
• Nasa beats the odds with Mars landing
• Wild weather disrupts both ferries and flights
• Axe killer talks of ‘blind rage’
• Mudfish holding up works
• Police probe deathbed confession
• Hard to wrap head around insulation
• Dog days in prison
• Party leaders defend handling of incident
• Opposition pushes minister on Sroubek
• Workplace relations bill softened
• Quick! Save the planet
• We’re no better than Aussie, US
• Man on mower a mood-lifter
• Beached as – the tide’s
• Turning on coastal living
• Hit and myths
• Ukraine imposes martial law
• Migrants’ sense of desperatio­n
• Price-rise pressures mount
• NZ gets less Netflix bang for buck
• PostShops on way out for ‘partnershi­ps’
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS 2. 5. 7. 8. 9. 11. 12.
• All Blacks may be dancing to Robertson’s tune
• From horror to delight for Ferns defender
• Black Caps collapse: Yes sir, Yasir, 8 bags full
• Kiwi driver loses F1 spot
• Phoenix losses just a blip, says Taylor
• Big guns start to move up
• Hansen’s new role?
• City classic gets a makeover
• Vietnamese Restaurant & Cafe
• Pair a fritter and mojito
• Gardens alive and well in the cities Christchur­ch’s O¯ ta¯karo Orchard is the latest in a growing trend for food forests, writes Ewan Sargent.
• The rise of mini-me dressing
• Togs to suit every size and shape

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