The Post - 2020-11-24

• First lap of Gully
• Kakapo to star at new sanctuary
• Stars align with Anika Moa
• Australian­s onthemove
• Capital’s ills won’t be fixed by looking back
• Climate researcher­s are the most frequent flyers
• Mayor ‘didn’t realise it was a protest’
• Ex-minister to help examine big defeat
• Chinawarns NZ to ‘refrain from doing bad things’
• Teacher was warned over behaviour
• Mayors split over use of water meters
• Returning student overwhelme­d
• Film-maker has stories to tell
• Woman faces $110,000 a month bill to fight cancer
• MIQ hotels are costing $2.4m a day, figures show
• Ardern senses Biden’s ‘real connection to NZ’
• Shadbolt defiant in face of unflatteri­ng review
• Living wage a chance to reset economy – report
• PWCCentre sells for $60m in Christchur­ch
• Kings Plant Barn anchors new Lunn Ave centre
• Behind China’s bloody rhetoric
• Social contract is being torn apart
• Cause of our water woes lies in history
• Pushed to boiling point
• Here’s an idea to really get Wellington moving
• Good time for a tourism plan
• Anger as ski resorts open despite risk of Covid third wave
• Terminally ill man admits murder
• Health officials make their final pleas for holiday Covid caution
• Feel the burn and know it’s good
• Amindful way to escape the parent trap
• Whitelock: You have to embrace the pressure

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