The Post - 2020-11-27

• A Kiwi bursting with pride
• Port’s plan for green spaces on waterfront
• Deaths blamed on burnout, stress
• Brierley given out as Cricket Wgtn patron
• 2000 RSE workers allowed to enter NZ
• Students seek action on visas
• Doctors turning up the heat
• Turbulence, speed in crash
• Room without a view
• What’s on in Wellington this weekend
• NZ has more to do to reduce period poverty
• Labour lays out goals, confirms free vaccine
• Southern farmer in stoush with MPI
• Newmask-wearing guidelines in place for MIQ staff
• Pakistani cricketers hit for six
• Covid card developers inundatedw­ith feedback
• Housing issues can’t be fixed with ‘monstrosit­ies’
• Spectre of forced sales looms as deferrals end
• We must always remain vigilant
• No room at the inn Jobs for Kiwis Paradox can be modelled
• Covid changed how we save, and spend
• Maybe there’s a silver lining out of this year
• Avain search for outrage
• Reforming death: Funeral sector tackles new options Sector tackles new options
• Why we’ll win the drug law war
• These sexist in-jokes aren’t funny any more
• California­n inmates paid millions in pandemic relief fraud
• Duchess shares grief after miscarriag­e
• Now we are six we can go to gigs
• Gambit pays off for Netflix and chess
• Brilliant but troubled footballer ruined his rare gifts with a life of self-indulgence
• Australia back, with a smile
• Comforts of home await
• Long wait nearly over for Conway
• Northland contest first final
• When Rufer got shirty with Maradona
• ‘An unrivalled magician’: What they said about Maradona

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