The Post - 2015-09-14

• Operator drug tests ‘too complex’
• Four killed in beach crash
• Treeby out for season with broken ankle
• Record companies give up chasing illegal downloader­s
• 20 FILMS YOU MUST SEE
• TEACHER WHO TAPED BOY TO CHAIR CLEARED TO TEACH
• Arts festival seeks 150 boot-scootin’ dancers
• Lessons for Labour in British result
• HIV peer support group closes
• Neighbours complain about students’ art of noise
• Bouncer and policeman in dramatic Napier wharf rescue plunge
• Hospitalit­y pioneer joins ‘Hall of Fame’
• Tulip Sunday a reminder of war horrors
• Little Lexi could get corporate box treat
• MAKE WORLD CUP MORE COMPETITIV­E
• Blowing smoke rings at the legal system
• Look past economic case for refugees
• TO THE POINT
• Lamenting the global rise of the landlord
• Enough sore losing on flyover, let’s move on
• Sexsomnia case a wake-up call for blokes
• Better prostate cancer diagnosis James Hector, our ‘Mr Scientist’ of 19th century
• Heart and sole goes into jewellery making
• Show inks ‘living canvases’
• Lighting up kids’ lunches
• Refugees ‘will change country’
• Neighbours trade insults over flow of migrants
• Writing on the wall as murder rate climbs
• Underworld gangs in disarray as crime brings leaner pickings
• Police find kids living in squalid cave crate home
• Speeding wildfire threatens to engulf 6400 homes
• Labour takes a step to left with Corbyn
• Anxiety grips Clinton camp as Sanders surges to lead in Iowa
• Pet-loving partners scratch a retail itch
• Force Z to sell stations, rivals say
• China business centre for Kiwi f irms on way
• Staying on top of the kiwi dollar
• Is aunt Maude’s vase worth what you think it is?
• FINANCE DIARY
• All Blacks soak up the sun, sights, sounds
• ‘Cash cow’ Tew’s tip as cup coffers overflow
• Wallabies keen to avoid media circus
• 5, 6, 7, 8: Versatile Vito’s the one we appreciate
• Boks have a three-point plan
• Southerner­s set hectic pace at top
• Unbeaten Mid Canterbury stay on top after tight win
• Convincing win fails to satisfy Pride coach
• Ko tees up final crack at history
• Man City surge ahead while Chelsea continue to languish
• Rio replicatio­n in Rotorua
• Pennetta bows out as Queen of Queens
• Smith jack on the lad
• Kiwi connection­s happy in Makybe Diva aftermath
• Tiley seeks even more for Justice
• Bunnies out as Sharks advance in NRL finals
• Cachopa takes long road back to Wellington
• Capital eye playoffs after win over Harbour
• Walsh downs world champion
• Orcas coach blames himself
• Fitzy on Coles: You’re the No 1 No 2
• Smith vows to keep a clear head at cup

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