The New Zealand Herald - 2017-03-14

• Living in fear after hammer attack
• LYDIA COLE
• Quarry accused named
• Harassment claims in court after parking row
• Farmer ‘appalled' at egg deception
• Most pick prices will rise
• $450k units to sell under ballot system
• Protesters cheer teen’s blasting of ‘rape culture’
• Sewer tests flush out P use
• Q&A: The science of sinkholes
• Stormwater, supply failures spark inquiry
• Kiwis’ high ‘pre-loading’ figure spurs call for action
• Judge jails conman for ‘deplorable’ targeting of vulnerable victims
• Actor admits his part in accident and appeals to young drivers
• Dome Valley defendant admits some charges
• Tipping point for tall buses
• Pregnant crash mum on P killed own child
• Porn-user study to flesh out male views on web content
• Villagers at mercy of rising sea levels
• When climate misbehaves
• Dutch vote new EU test
• The peroxide blond crusader
• Congressma­n’s controvers­ial migrant warning
• The Dutch answer to Justin Trudeau
• Anxiety grows over North Korea
• City’s water savers have earned a drink
• Time demands at play in gender pay gap, not bias
• Mates explore essence of life
• Meat, wine fear Trump’s impact
• Insurance claims flooding in
• Fruit, vegetable, dairy prices skyrocket
• Farmers’ mood lifts but outlook still uncertain
• Better times a challenge for investors
• Timing looks favourable for cashing out of a business
• Bargain hunters lift Sky in mixed day
• Shinn winner in jockey changes
• McDonald in bid for sentence cut
• Reid lines up hefty pay deal
• McKenzie shows his versatilit­y with goalkickin­g display
• Injuries roster painful
• Billy’s warning: ‘We will be No 1 soon’
• Critics ‘off the mark’ on catches, says coach
• Suspension new blow for Munro
• Top tips for responsibl­e FREEDOM CAMPING
• The UK’s Coast and Castles cycle trail links Edinburgh and Newcastle and takes riders past the majestic Warkworth, Lindisfarn­e and Bamburgh castles.
• Kangaroo Island’s Seal Bay Conservati­on Park is home to about 1000 sea lions, or 5 per cent of the world’s population.
• Napier’s 2016 Sea Walls project saw murals painted around the city to raise awareness of the ocean’s beauty.
• At 250ha, Marlboroug­h’s Dog Point is one of the country’s largest organic vineyards.
• On a visit to Haast, make sure you take time to walk the Blue Pools Track.
• Labour deputy leader Jacinda Ardern’s most memorable girls’ trip was to Belgium with her sister.
• Captain James Cook named Queensland’s Glasshouse Mountains after Yorkshire’s glass furnaces.
• Etihad’s Business Class lounge at Abu Dhabi airport offers a nail spa, treatment spa and barber.
• The Chisos Mountains, in south-west Texas, rise 2000m out of the desert.
• St Georges Market is the last remaining covered market in Belfast.
• A fast-ferry from Papeete to Moorea costs about NZ$14.
• Homegrown road map
• Homegrown road map
• Over-weight and over here
• Travel wires

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