The Post - 2019-10-12

• A flair for teen spirit
• Science may help in event of a tsunami
• Last message from Mason
• Top mountain biker learns to walk again
• Pubs lose out as All Blacks game off
• No answers, there’s only questions
• Disability fund adds challenges
• Conman Eaglesome continuing life of lies behind bars
• Big plans for old hospital site
• ‘Inclusive’ breast screening needed
• Detective and master of disguise
• 143-year-old concrete stunner
• Police info now carries $800 cost
• Shark cage diving ruled legal by Supreme Court
• E-voting won’t ever be failsafe, say technologi­sts
• Getting back to the Hart of the matter
• Mayor relaxed about stepping down
• Student says self-harm not noticed
• Trumpet playing like no other lifts audience spirits
• History of The Manor
• Gangs hit back at drug stereotype
• Pet obesity ‘significan­t concern’
• Apple pulls Hong Kong protest app
• Stars not aligning for Libra
• Call of Duty smashes records
• Saving Earth, one shampoo bottle at a time
• Civilians bear brunt as Turks advance on Kurdish districts
• Paralympia­n sits on top of plane in climate protest
• Memory card found on street uncovers murder
• Nobel Prize in literature goes to writer who ‘fuelled ethnic hatred’
• Brexit deal can be done by Oct 31, say Irish
• Family of dead teen attack Trump over his ‘oafish insults’
• Synagogue terrorist thwarted by poor 3D printing of British gun
• Giuliani pals arrested ahead of overseas flight
• Tories sign up Kiwi digital gurus for looming snap election campaign
• How Monty Python found its feet
• Trumpeter’s career muted by sexism
• A full life among the weeds
• Today in History
• GARETH WARD Steampunk author
• Another revolution in TV sport
• KiwiSaver fees
• A revolting attitude
• TO THE POINT
• You’re cleared for takeoff, Mr Luxon
• Let’s face it, tattoos leave a lot to be desired
• We’re billions in surplus and yet we still sleep rough
• Five ways to give your budget a fitness test
• Meal kits a balancing act of time and money
• Three jobs, 80 hours a week
• Tackling mountains of building waste
• Agreement paves the way for Queenstown mega deal
• Fewer houses needed
• The country’s ‘oldest’ tavern on the market
• Tenants take on landlord over becoming unwitting TV stars
• Air NZ’s new leader a corporate high flyer
• Freebie warrant inspection­s gone
• Govt cuts red tape on prefab homes
• Wanted: Experience­d weed grower
• DIY dentistry something to sink your teeth into?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Gemini Man a bit of mindless fun
• Piketty would be proud
• Impressive Mosley lacks spark
• It’s time a Kiwi climbed the mountain: Murphy
• Silver Ferns keen to ride the wave again
• MEET THE NEW ZEALAND CONTENDERS
• Durante: Why I left the Phoenix
• Phoenix fly under radar with emphasis on youth
• Northland keen to prove a point
• Jones a no-go for Adesanya
• Barrett’s tough call to Razor
• How England could knock ABs out of World Cup on countback
• What’s with the head band Jordie?
• Storm brews over World Cup
• NBA star must wait for haka
• ‘Apoplectic’ Scottish threaten legal action
• Sky set to clinch big rugby deal
• ‘The Crescent House’, a Thorndon icon
• Island Bay
• Island Bay
• All hail the rise of the OLED TV
• Smoke alarms save lives
• Pace of legislativ­e change a challenge for agents
• Read well before you sign the pledge
• Gracious family home exudes style, comfort
• Humble Ford Mondeo now electrifie­d
• McLaren F1’s money-no-object restoratio­n
• Ford embraces virtual world
• Sharp price for baby SUV
• The Bostonian chases big bucks
• top five picks

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