The Post - 2019-01-07

• Cinema closure sparks questions
• Secrets for a happier life
• Hundreds enjoy old-school beach party for 'cash poor'
• Summer Day
• Outlook for NZ weather agencies looks gloomy
• Capital’s conversion to ghost town about to end
• ‘Ticking time bomb’ led to baby injuries
• Backyard hazards laid bare during summer
• Victoria still the spiegelten­t queen of elegance
• To stalk or not to stalk
• Wishful thinking on Seymour bill
• Rail into the CBD
• Snowman’s a cosmic joke
• How to rethink classics in an enlightene­d age
• Resistance fighter smuggled hundreds of Jewish children to safety in Switzerlan­d
• Today in History
• Credit where it’s due
• Applying Te Urewera to planets in space
• Woman in a persistent vegetative state gives birth Now police investigat­e rape
• Tuna record hides big trouble for species
• Ocasio-Cortez jabs GOP over ‘faux-outrage’
• Trump tweets as talks stall
• 2019: The economy in a nutshell
• New Year flash currency crash seen as ‘perversion’
• Key’s image in fake ad
• Property’s best and worst for 2018
• A sound for life and death
• Justine Tyerman reminisces about her childhood crib in Arrowtown and looks at the array of private holiday rentals on offer around the country.
• Piha, near Auckland
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Bracewell, Sears star for Firebirds
• Past pairs winners back in contention
• Kerr lifts Blaze
• Struggling Australia follow on
• Rudan lauds players’ courage
• Wood scores late FA Cup winner for Burnley
• Boyd eyes All Blacks midfielder­s
• Fouche is king of the road
• Taylor extends ODI streak
• Hourigan, Townsend fall short

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