The New Zealand Herald - 2019-10-29

• Generation DEBT
• ‘It set me back years’ Kiwis tell their stories
• Enter the world of Premium at nzherald.co.nz
• Taste of summer again this weekend
• What could I have achieved?: Taylor
• NZ looks for Pacific edge
• Comey’s ‘new home in NZ’
• City streets reopen but delays still expected
• England’s V set tone for great victory
• Bronze clash not on TVNZ
• Response to haka gets a tick
• Race-based rhetoric alive and well
• Going overseas, or trapped at home
• Student loans ‘a generation­al wedge’
• Children ‘will have to wait’
• Cops spy before drugs pounce
• Here’s all your news that’s fit to . . . Facebook
• Isis leader al-Baghdadi leaves a legacy of terror r
• Power vacuum could lead to split and greater threat
• Fear in Vietnam over bodies case
• Have pride in ABs and your nation
• Frustratio­n feeds waves of protests
• Protect kids from corrosive effects of bullying
• NZ in a very sweet spot come 2040
• Your Stars
• Cryptic crossword
• Memoir throws light on Prince’s sadness
• Addams’ spooky values live on
• 12 Questions
• WOMEN AND MONEY
• Mercury starts $256m wind farm
• Bigger Govt contributi­on could lure self-employed into KiwiSaver
• Labour costs and fair pay deals should not alarm investors
• Let’s run the fact-checker over Zuckerberg’s speech
• Stars align for Dominion stunner
• Harlech storms home to claim a stall for Riccarton
• Arsenal skipper storms off
• Liverpool stay strong as frustratio­n builds for Spurs
• Boks through to World Cup final after ugly slog
• SBW keen on cultural AB mentor
• Here’s some food for thought as reality settles in
• Grilling over, next step Wales
• England’s triumph a masterclas­s in belief
• What Wha happens in aa worldw where ABs are no longer the bbest

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