The Post - 2019-10-14

• Winds of change
• ABs shirts fly off the shelf
• Now it’s time for something different
• Gen Y and Z step up
• Out with the old, in with the new
• Ousted concede: ‘that’s politics’
• Fostering in a new era for council
• Council changes around the region
• Mayor’s first task: repair relations
• Every cent helps to beat breast cancer
• Bjork and ballet inspiratio­n for Kiwi composer
• Some seaweeds recover
• Better safe than sorry
• Student quarter cleanup
• Cathedrals of nothing
• Return of the ‘death ship’
• Will I, won’t I? Inside a candidate’s mind
• Voters survive shame game
• Turk ‘warning’ rounds fired at US outpost
• Gabriella home but mum still in prison
• Vaping industry hits back over possible regulation
• Is NZ cricket loss Sky’s death rattle?
• It’s both exhilarati­ng and terrifying, writes Annie Brown, after she left her 21-month-old behind for a trip to Paris.
• New Zealand is just one of the world’s most eco-friendly destinatio­ns to visit, writes Louise Southerden.
• My time with Judy Garland
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Silver Ferns strike gold again
• Owner puts Warriors, Kearney on notice
• Durante given standing ovation
• O’Driscoll rues
• Last four found in Farah Palmer Cup
• Card could hit Wallabies hard
• Error-prone Tonga get win
• ‘I can’t believe I’ve won’
• Broadcaste­rs set to seek compensati­on

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