The Post - 2018-06-16

• All Blacks fan pays it forward
• The victim who would not give up
• GRACEFUL 8
• Barely functionin­g, literally
• Committee meeting madness: MPs go rogue
• Clark accused of trying to silence district health board
• Jail for fishtailin­g killer driver
• ‘Private man’ left all he had to life-saving service
• Wish still stands for voting online
• Thief ‘ran a personal fiefdom’
• Heroic labrador Paddy’s f ight for life
• Public servants get living wage
• Reporting to you from the head of the fish
• Rent shake-up on cards for social housing
• Racism a problem in schools – survey
• Council rejects low visitor projection­s
• Non-ordained leader a first in mission’s history
• A rugby gamble that paid off
• A $630k home you can’t view
• Neighbours save man from his son
• Photos highlight refugees’ bravery
• $15m funding for capital cycleways
• Reason for arson of flat still a mystery
• Solution to log cleaning thwarted
• Humble beginnings for Nga Tawa
• What to know before you get a new TV
• All jazzed up to celebrate broadcaste­r
• City joins together to remember Grenfell
• Trump’s charity faces lawsuit
• Bullying at crisis point, says brother of shooter
• Duchess at ease on first public duty with Queen
• Sessions cites Bible to defend policy
• Those nice, polite Canadians may simply have had enough
• Could writing on sill support King Arthur theory?
• Wounded Merkel forced to backtrack about migrant crisis
• Lagging literacy costing us billions
• Words: Mark Geenty Image: Photosport
• Amateur hour is out of time
• TO THE POINT
• Hope for mentally ill
• Amelia Kerr
• Te Upoko-o-te-Ika
• Labour takes leap into the unknown
• Mum, the misfit kids need you back in a hurry
• My old white male motherhood tips for PM
• Photograph­er made a career of pictures the royals didn’t like
• A human dynamo on behalf of the disabled
• ... but loyalty might not be smart in the age of big data
• Customer gets $7000 power bill shock
• A ‘‘capsule’’ wardrobe
• A car (within reason)
• Useless student debt
• Trio guilty in $54m mortgage fraud case
• Exporter fears ‘ransom’ from week-long port stoppage
• Strike ‘very disappoint­ing’, says Burger King
• OIO approves $362m lease of former bottling facility
• Dunedin courts win heritage honours
• Industry wants say on visitor levy
• Tag along for jokes aplenty
• Five-star Russia give Putin dream start
• Ryder on outer after Stags snub
• Johnson shares lead after brutal day
• In good Stead: Canterbury coach eyes Black Caps job
• Mystics on target, shooters less so
• MYSTICS DOWN PULSE
• Captain’s log: Better start, better collisions, better coin toss
• Dining out on design victory
• Ease into capital’s cafe culture
• Make a move with top team
• Bay bungalow sells well above RV
• Johnsonvil­le home generates interest
• Enduring love for uncool car
• Emergency stop signal
• Full width frontal crash testing leading to improved seatbelt designs
• Demisting the inside
• Is it OK to swap lanes on motorway?
• Government on right track with EVs
• Marathon effort expected from Kipkeino

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