The Post - 2018-07-12

• Fence saga costs $41k
• Lawyers judged ‘fit and proper’
• When the census comes up short
• Thai cave rescuers celebrate
• 14 buildings still quake risk
• Capital’s slopes put to the quake test
• Nursing crisis talks collapse
• Email reveals concern
• Future of bus services uncertain
• Desert survivor’s next struggle
• M¯aori soldiers’ stories preserved
• Unhealthy food environmen­ts dominate in deprived areas
• Pageant may be revived
• Tourists in deep water but waka comes to rescue
• McKinnon signs fiery note to Trump
• ‘Digital’ blamed for lower response rate
• Looking back on a century full of science
• Capital chatter
• Good riddance to an embarrassm­ent
• Bill crosses medical line in sand
• Mark’s hawkish obsession
• Hard to stay abreast of these shifting terf wars
• Why nurses have been driven to strike
• When conservati­on
• Ten of New Zealand’s forgotten species
• Turns into cold logic
• Mother vetoes counsellor­s over gun
• Migrants threaten to kill crew
• Judge allows cancer claim in Roundup case
• Tories draw ‘battle lines’ over Brexit plan
• Canada’s Shopify sold on ‘livable’ Wellington
• Ryman justifies board fee hike
• RNZ pockets $4.5m
• Nash takes second look at ‘shonky’ contracts
• Buying your next home is even harder
• How safe is your blanket?
• Last survivor of Churchill’s government quit Thatcher’s over Falklands invasion
• Today in History
• ‘No pressure’ as Serena advances
• Venus wins on Centre Court
• Boyd no fan of Super conference system
• Black Ferns to play two tests on tour of France
• Milner-Skudder starts his push for ABs jersey
• Kiwi keeps polka-dot jersey
• France close in on cup glory
• Sevens star Broughton wears heart on sleeve
• Lam back to face Chiefs
• Pulse surge home to down the Tactix

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