The Post - 2017-11-18

• The laughing wife beater
• $100m upgrade planned for cutting-edge Wakefield Hospital
• Two years on
• National ‘bike-lash’
• Tips on buying yourself a new computer
• Natural sunscreens recalled over SPF fail
• ‘We can help save the world’
• Manus Island sex crimes alleged
• Family consoled by memories of their ‘best friend’
• From Xero to $95m for boss Drury
• Competitio­n watchdog to fast-track $31m emergency spend
• Santa claws
• Wreda boss pays back $4673
• Botulism main suspect in family poisoning
• Teacher shortage hits $38m snag
• How to get Wellington moving
• Capital ready to host Special Olympians
• Putting it all on the (starting) line
• Top court sinks teeth into fluoridati­on case
• Prehistori­c bone pit revisited
• Student has flashbacks after assault
• Sewer pipe ‘overwhelme­d’
• Deckhand might have lived if he was sober
• Erskine College developers remove ‘huge’ po¯hutukawa
• Legionnair­es’ disease going unnoticed
• A lasting religious memory
• ‘Fighting’ quelled in southern war zone
• Capitalisi­ng on a city full of talent
• Returning to Neverland 50 years on
• Democrat senator faces harassment inquiry
• MPs moving to seal Mugabe’s fate
• Mum wakes after giving birth during flu-induced coma
• Doctors carry out first gene editing inside patient
• Israel woos Saudis over threat from Iran
• Gates buys chunk of desert to build smart city
• Top medal for military dog who bit the Taliban
• Elephant trophies may be allowed back into US
• Myanmar forces ‘targeting’ Rohingya kids
• Cambodia dissolves opposition party
• Sordid slice of US society triggers debate
• David Aaronovitc­h.
• Frail, seriously-ill killer cult leader taken to hospital
• Russia casts 10th UN veto on Syria action
• Pluto is even colder than it should be
• EU bid to nestle closer to voters
• CARL NIXON
• Better deal for parents
• TO THE POINT
• Evolving of religion
• Catching Up
• Labour needs to talk about Kelvin
• A dangerous moral high ground on Manus
• Pathetic, petty and poor form, Labour. Dads matter too
• Below the Beltway
• Chronicler of women’s sexual fantasies
• Committed servant of the community
• Go-to guy when rock stars wanted stringed magic on their records
• The great escape Then work out how much you need
• Airbnb unwise to pump up pressure
• Women miss out on money advice at crucial times
• Watch out for insurance traps
• Vodafone’s UK parent mulls public float of Kiwi business
• Office tower in favour after seismic upgrade
• Luxury accommodat­ion fit for King and Queen
• Heritage facade props up auction
• Chocolate factory site ripe for redevelopm­ent
• Funeral work a source of great satisfacti­on
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• When ‘meh’ is all you can muster
• More women, slightly less wonder on screen
• Gibson comes home to comedy
• A Kiwi movie to be proud of
• Is this the year’s scariest thriller?
• D-Day for Kiwis: It’s time to deliver
• Tonga will supply the fans, Lebanon the playmakers
• Asia would be best for All Whites
• His ambitions reach beyond these shores
• He’s starting to make some progress
• Fifita fits the bill at No 6 again
• Bennett knocks on the door
• Fotu, Webster vie for bragging rights
• Yellow card ‘wrong’, ref tells SBW
• CROSSWORD
• Blundell catches on to his opportunit­y
• Pace key to Von Tunzelman’s chances
• Yesterday’s results

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