The New Zealand Herald - 2016-10-20

• Terminal cancer patient’s plea to MPs: Let me die here
• Record breakers?
• ‘Stop whining’
• McCullum on Cairns: ‘I can never forgive him’
• Party ad sparks crackdown
• Globe to pop back for summer
• Population tipped at 5m by 2020
• ‘My boob’s trying to kill me’
• Fiji PM in for warm welcome
• Turoa fatality ‘avoidable’
• Ewe bewdy! Look what’s for sale
• Rental blight: P tester finds 40% tainted
• Parata: Final day in role PM’s call
• Report tables green options
• Gastro scare hot topic at water forum
• Bone of missing tourist found three years on
• Seal be right — just taking a nap
• Dylan can snub Nobel prize but honour will always be his
• Five jobs that will prove the usefulness of humans
• The Donald has cried ‘rigged’ before — when he’s losing
• Countries brace for jihadis
• ‘I've felt like murdering for a while’ teen told police
• Don’t blame migrants for jobless youth
• Take suicide out of the closet and talk about it
• Kindness is truly the key to our survival
• Why you screw up your first dates
• Raybon Kan
• Prescribe yourselves a chill pill, junior doctors
• Super Fund catches green wave
• Earnings drop
• Fran O’Sullivan
• Stock slips
• Accused fighting for secrecy
• Dairy forecasts upgraded on auction lift
• Light-glitch airport in big rebuild
• Don’t fritter away rock star economy’s dividends, says economist
• Credit card rewards come at cost
• Z sees more savings from buy
• Shares barely up despite overseas leads
• It’s a Big Mac with the lot
• Lazarus must match superstars
• Penalty process is wrong
• Kiwi driver has strong Storey to tell
• Duco going after sponsors for world title fight in NZ
• Fans are expecting more, says White
• Harrison working on ways to harass Aussies
• Dalton again blows up over new format
• ‘Family’ man Vukona 300 not out and powering on
• IN THE PINK
• English’s infrastruc­ture rollout
• Toll scheme will ease congestion
• Changing face of transport technology
• Command centre for ‘government app’
• English announces infrastruc­ture rollout
• ICBC on lookout for projects
• Bold investment for big opportunit­ies
• Boom time for infrastruc­ture
• Project alliances provide
• Greater value for money
• Workplace flexibilit­y brings loyalty
• Opportunit­y is knocking
• A whole of life approach for new assets
• Missed chances with Christchur­ch rebuild
• Time to sharpen the funding tools
• Informatio­n on the move

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