The New Zealand Herald - 2017-01-20

• What parents pay for a child’s ‘free’ education: $40,000
• Dawn of The Don
• Deadly avalanche hits Italy hotel
• Toby Manhire
• The Business
• Fire Service report slams brigade
• School year a big outlay for two growing boys
• Forecast today
• Ship visit a highlight for exiting diplomat
• CIA files challenge anti-nuke legacy
• ‘United States does not spy on NZ’
• A party worth crowing about
• Fire-hit community picks up pieces
• Que flies home with her mum
• Family farewell hit-and-run victim
• TV3 rejects call to pull R-rated film
• Revealed: Roadworks firing us up
• Women want Mars bar, men Venus
• Time to rise to moment
• 16-day journey
• 8 years, President comes full circle
• Record the world did not need
• NSW leader Mike Baird makes shock move to quit
• Inaugurati­on better be big leap in form
• America’s ideals will outlast a president with none
• Dealing with growth — a tale of two cities
• Best Fish Guide lays it on the line for caring consumers
• Actor finds a story in night he lost plot
• US vote was ‘reality show’
• Double trouble or digital dream
• Mad to majestic — a wild night with Nick Cave
• Kane shows he’s able to foot it with The Don
• Tourists can expect more short balls: Boult
• A key to New Zealand renaissanc­e
• Best T20 figures
• Unguided missile has gift that is worth waiting for
• Hobbled Murray makes short work of rival
• Radwanska stunned by Croatian veteran
• YOLO principle lures Wiki back for Nines
• Table too complicate­d to contemplat­e for coach
• Stenson hits out at McIlroy’s approach
• Tributes for barrier-breaker
• Kiwi leggie’s about-turn Sodhi has twist in his wrist
• Tough task to notch double
• Lazarus takes star billing in Oz
• Trainer hopes Hiflyer will soar at Tauranga
• Netflix numbers soar
• Challengin­g Uber
• Many providers use offshore vehicles vulnerable to double tolls
• Basics solid despite political shocks
• Electric projects get $3.5m from govt to promote green transport
• Pre-fab company in liquidatio­n
• Manufactur­ing still strong
• Potholes in hiring people you know
• Fracas about text is not constructi­ve dismissal, ERA rules
• Here come the crunch points
• In every silver lining, a cloud
• Numbers add up to a top career
• Farmers smile as US says cheese
• Snapchat’s no-profile boss
• All Things Money
• Drone-makers brought back to earth
• Mr Android’s new venture
• Xero leads rise on thin trade
• The Insider
• Grab the tissues, it’s annual review time

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