The Post - 2018-12-29

• Mountain-bike injuries ramp up for retirees
• Mental health unit short of beds
• Super flyer may be guzzler
• From concrete jungle to garlic farm
• Appeal for parents to vaccinate
• Police to keep eye on street race event
• All the gear for Timor-Leste’s cricket converts
• No reprieve for struggling restaurant
• Injured rodeo bull shot dead
• Christmas and their wedding for $700
• Not enough insurance cover in NZ
• A hole lotta luck for Jessie
• For whom the bell RINGS
• The godwits f ly - and how
• Paradise found
• Maori history
• Life’s greatest love story
• Tinakori Rd villa has a story to tell
• Ghost town gears up for tourism revival
• A quiet year (so far) for big quakes
• New Year cocktails and platters
• A second life for the tree
• Book of the week
• Dedicated to improving the lives of women and children
• SIS deputy director at the height of the Cold War
• Battle with tech addiction
• 15 mins of fame
• Away with the ferries
• Godless NZ? In some respects, we’re more Christian
• Japan comes clean on whaling
• Careful limits in bill
• Emergency ban on China ‘spy firms’
• Pythons recoiled at pretentiou­s V&A show
• Police smash internatio­nal shopliftin­g syndicate
• Politician comparison­s make clowns sad
• Pointe it black: Jagger works on ballet set to Rolling Stones music
• Sock it to those unwanted gifts
• Do you really need a real estate agent?
• Beware those red flags when bargain-hunting
• The 2019 serenity test
• Fuel tax tops list of toughest PR jobs
• Energy retailer ordered to cut $1697 power bill
• Rough ride on markets and more to come
• US firm’s ‘kiwi’ branding based on glimpse of stuffed toy
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Aquaman? More like Tangaroa
• A new Favourite for the Oscars
• Ralph breaks Disney’s rules
• Everett’s Happy labour of love
• Duo take a step back with Holmes
• BYO at the races a ‘Kiwi tradition’
• Breakers banking on Webster
• Kiwis hit tweet spot
• Notable sports events to happen off the field
• Whatuira still fighting back
• Is Corey Anderson done?
• Teens loom as top team in race for Halberg honours
• Drama after Wild Oats XI’s Syd-Hob victory
• Hourigan turns new Paige on profession­al circuit
• Pivac relishes All Blacks challenge
• Door not closed on Warner
• Tons of fun for Latham, Nicholls
• Australia hit back after collapse
• At a glance
• Seifert out to stake his claim
• Winner on road to Trentham
• Spring Heat set hoping for hot first home run

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