The Post - 2020-04-01

• Please keep out Come on in
• Beach settlement of Makara pulls up the drawbridge, placing a roadside message warning non-locals to keep out
• Iwi ramps up to ‘level 5’
• Guidelines broadened for testing
• Multiple new Covid-19 clusters
• Private hospitals pick up DHB surgeries
• The dos and don’ts of social distancing
• Home care workers to get face masks
• Hospitalit­y landlords agree to pause in rent
• Councillor warns of dump extension risk
• Faded ‘luxury’ yacht finds buyer
• ‘Whoever turns up . . . will be fed’
• CAB has huge jump in calls
• Explore city from home with VR game
• Air NZ boss predicts 3750 redundanci­es
• Lockdown may add to struggles
• A way to keep our distance
• We need solidarity right now, not judgment
• How we can keep supermarke­ts honest
• It’ll be painful but every crisis has a silver lining
• I feel for those in a dark room
• No magic bullet
• Fear of mafia resurgence
• Megapastor charged for defying coronaviru­s ban
• Van Gogh stolen from locked-down museum
• Kurd forces put down IS mutiny
• Our hospitalit­y will never be the same As Bluff’s oyster boats lie dormant at port, a newly-unemployed Wellington waitress struggles to get on the benefit, and Auckland restaurant owners consider closing up shop. Coronaviru­s has brought our hospitalit­y in
• We all need comfort (food)
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Radio deserves a sporting chance
• Highlander­s coach: ‘We’re the lucky ones’
• Paralympic­s delay may cost jobs
• US body goes bankrupt
• Conway clear for NZ callup
• Radio closure another blow for sport

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