The Northern Advocate - 2018-10-13

• Art puts women in frame
• Meth pilot having impact
• Ten years on
• Bug man wows kids
• Waipu fire site demolition begins
• ENTERTAINM­ENT
• World better place for the Bible’s teaching
• Work to build $12m school begins
• Murder trial jury to resume Monday
• Govt eyeing expansion of essential skills immigratio­n
• 3 injured as bus hits shop
• Kudos for inventor’s work in dementia field
• Plastic bin-liner sales up ahead of bag ban
• Ma¯ori health leaders target ‘racism’
• It’s okay to laugh to toast the departed
• The pie is a thing of wonder
• Playing with food
• Mass drug-testing
• Facebook Feedback
• Why Ardern has missed her Boadicea moment
• KiwiSavers urged to ride out storm
• Nike deals set to hit NZ as big retailers go head to head
• YouTube looking to groom Kiwi online stars
• Government dicing with Maori power
• Nats launch ‘axe fuel tax’ petition
• Banned from treating asylum seekers
• Investigat­ion begins into rocket failure
• Fighting talk as midterm elections loom large
• Hurricane leaves behind ‘unimaginab­le destructio­n’
• Scientists’ diet to save the world
• Saudi crown prince’s carefully managed rise hides dark side
• Home holds his heart, but it doesn’t pay bills
• NZF chairman steps aside after review
• What a change 18 months has made
• Good start but all downhill for Breakers
• Blore brothers line up for opposite national teams
• North teens qualify for world champs in China
• Cup field lacks quantity, but has quality — Barker
• Key players for Taniwha rested with injuries
• TOUR de force
• Soooooo COOL
• That makes SCENTS
• ROAR of the wild
• HOME feeds the soul
• BUCKWHEAT TABBOULEH with BLISTERED HONEY RADISHES
• The world’s fastest Indian
• 5 timeless TIPS
• Ten Questions with Frank Turner
• Twenty One Pilots Trench
• All kinds of heroes in these true stories
• Greer’s rethink on menopause
• The story of Māori voyages
• Sad but true life story

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