The New Zealand Herald - 2023-05-30

• Nats reverse stance on bilingual road signs
• MSD defends staff after meth ‘joke’
• Bystander tried to save woman
• Three arrested in drug swoop
• Elderly evacuated, tradies trapped in village flooding
• Cop guilty of dangerous driving
• Remove PM from security oversight: Review
• Wizard launches NZ robot planes venture
• Bar rapist assaulted in prison
• National U-turn on housing labelled ‘mind-blowing’
• 23-year-old’s death ‘sudden and unfair’
• Luxon’s fight for his own party’s survival
• High roller loses appeal bid over meth-dealing sentence
• Moving to bilinguali­sm is simply a sign of the times
• ‘Travesty of justice’ on long Covid
• Police chief admits extra risks in shift over chases
• Bring on summer music concerts
• Erdogan win will be felt far beyond Turkey
• Cracks emerge in Europe’s united front to battle climate change
• Kyiv repels largest drone attack since war began
• ‘The wig’ brings Trumpist anti-politics to Argentina
• Little progress in politics of tit-for-tat
• A prescripti­on for better access to medicine
• DESPERATEL­Y SEEKING SNOOZE IN
• Metroglass operating earnings rise but net loss deepens
• Owner of failed food outlets says Covid ‘killed’ turnover
• Property developer and aged care firm hit by valuation falls
• F&P rises as US debt deal buoys index
• Your Stars
• Celtics eye NBA history in Game 7 showdown
• Everton safe, Leicester, Leeds down
• Three Waikato racing clubs agree to amalgamati­on
• Verstappen and Red Bull streets ahead in Monaco
• Newgarden wins Indy 500
• Western Springs women return to action in all black kit
• Swede Ymer proves less of a smash as he bows out
• Final chances for place in playoffs
• Grillo breaks long drought with victory at Colonial
• Roglic gets helping hand from old teammate
• Georgia Jamieson Emms
• Splendid isolation
• Waves of change
• New Caledonia is the answer
• ROOM CHECK
• Empowering Kiwi youth – and market-leading sustainabi­lity
• What’s on at Fieldays
• Italy comes to Mystery Creek
• Big MPI support for farmers & growers
• Fieldays celebrates 55th anniversar­y
• The centre where connection­s are made
• The super capacity of supercapac­itators
• Six hubs provide education & opportunit­y at Fieldays
• The best plan for getting rid of a hard pan
• Thermal imaging cameras can perform a wide rang of tasks on NZ’s farms.

The New Zealand Herald - 2023-05-29

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