The New Zealand Herald - 2018-11-23

• CITY OF SOLES
• Forget Barbie, here’s She-Ra
• Black Friday bonanza
• Search on to solve mystery death
• Open justice spurs public confidence, hearing told
• KiwiBuild ‘myth’ dispelled
• ACC backs away from fuel tax hike
• Witness helps stabbed teen
• Council gets case of the speedway wobbles
• Fashionabl­e shoes to fill
• Cut bosses’ big pay, say academics
• Kauri dieback found near Ta¯ ne Mahuta
• Ross attends hospital event
• Did toilet paper hit the beach?
• Jobs at risk in NZ Post Kiwibank split: E tu¯
• Thanks readers! Herald surges
• Widow rips NZ after US man’s death
• Auckland’s historic trams given lifeline
• Holt TV personalit­y of year
• Tasering of teen ruled excessive
• Girl got out alive but not saviour
• Walking in on unfriendly tribe fatal mistake
• How Obama’s mum helped her to shine
• Airbnb links with Civil Defence to provide lodgings during disasters
• World fills lungs with killer PM2.5
• Morrison’s plan to kick out extremists
• Boost for Amnesty probe of US-led Raqqa campaign
• Outrage as auction for teenage bride goes viral
• Judge fires back as Trump shows frustratio­n over rulings
• Academic jailed for spying
• Doctors hit back in gun law debate
• ABs need to find higher gear or else cup’s a goner
• Pride will rise when acceptance is uniform
• Short & Sweet
• Employment crisis will get worse
• Your Stars
• Cryptic crossword
• Trump teases return to press dinner
• Lundgren fleshes out Russian robot
• JORDIE on a wing and a prayer
• Ridiculous criticism of skipper riles coach
• World rugby must step out in rainbow laces for Thomas
• Mo’unga omission a a hard one to fathom
• New laws well intended but make refs’ job harder
• Johnson can win NRL title if he leaves — Thurston
• NZ pair make strong start to World Cup
• King James the exile still rules in Cleveland
• Kiwi V8 showdown — it’s complicate­d
• Williamson demands more improvemen­t
• Full moon, empty bag
• Megablast in audacious tilt at Cup
• Revolver will give it his best shot tonight
• A star turn is born
• THE BRAKES GO ON
• Don’t ease up on home loans
• Costly electricit­y hits paper mill
• Flying’s golden age losing its lustre
• Caught between superpower­s
• Dollar at mercy of big picture
• No bull! Impossible Burger has rival for Air NZ menu
• British firm buys up frequency rights
• How businesses waste money
• Don’t come back to the well: NZSA
• Exec’s rewards a little too rich?
• There’s pain now for Asia’s giant economy but could it deliver gains further down the track?
• $185b man opens his wallet
• Where does the money go?
• Project has balloons for Africa
• Ireland facing double danger
• Growth stocks lead the bounceback
• To boost employee diversity, pay for it

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