The Post - 2016-08-31

• Porirua bus hits a road block
• Clark not out yet in UN race
• It’s the veto votes that really count
• Family Court not needed in euthanasia laws - Seymour
• Police aim gun at the wrong man
• Authoritie­s face sea of questions
• Candidates split over Karori campus
• Unlikely saviour of endangered languages
• Nick Leggett for leadership that listens
• Petition for plastic bag levy thrown out
• Luxury resort’s $2.5m upgrade
• Neighbour’s ute slams into house
• Shelly Bay one step closer to Sausalito
• Mum gets off charge of assaulting teen
• Clothing ‘choice’
• Karori sale leaves challenge
• When did retirement become a dirty word?
• Watching the march of time
• Competitio­n snag for Mad Butcher
• Rich-lister can claim water theft
• Reserve Bank: Zero interest rates an option but ‘unlikely’
• Free pizza gets the crew on your side
• The bank of mum and dad – and the kids
• Analysis A broadband balancing act
• Backlash grows at insurance tactics
• Apple may alter iPhone rhythm
• Handy microchips give Jedi powers
• Digital wallet setback
• David Brent is back
• Laying down tracks on the rail tracks
• Captain America: Civil War (M, 146 mins)
• Man – meet the Anthropoce­ne
• Sexting Weiner finally told to go
• Women may have to reveal father of ‘milkmen’s kids’
• Spain wants Himmler’s gifts back
• Tax loophole to cost Apple billions
• Scientists crack the ultimate cold case
• New threat to block ports on channel
• Doctors often miss Wilder ‘blessed every film’ says Mel Brooks signs of heart attack in women
• Brazil on edge of a coup, says Rousseff
• Uncle’s DNA snared ‘Jack the Ripper’
• Waning hedgehogs now have their own protector
• Cyclists on track for success at Rio Games
• Plenty of unknowns for the Silver Ferns
• Djokovic endures pain en route to win
• Steyn hits out at Black Cap
• Captain’s future unclear at Tactix
• Tight-knit Town claim Pohlen Cup
• St Mary’s excited to take on HGHS on national stage
• WC eye Rankin after P1 win
• Eliza vaults into national stardom
• ‘Matador’ set to replace the ‘jackal’
• Kata, Vatuvei to miss season finale
• Team Parker like the look of British fight
• Shooting in, shooting through
• Plunket Shield turns pink
• Unfinished business keeps Tutaia in NZ
• Kiwi dads’ favourite eats
• Food served in a bowl
• Nature’s gems in our backyard
• Siobhan Downes.

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