The Post - 2020-12-15

• G’day mates, we’ve missed ya
• Wackiest dog name goes to ...
• Lean times for Father Frost
• Covid’s sting of separation
• CCTV camera for high-risk central city park
• Unexpected deaths nearly double at DHB
• Guildford steps up for others
• High anxiety over medium density
• Ka¯inga Ora adds 29 new homes in Porirua project
• Campaign guru jumps ship to PR
• Poneke House – “A home away from home”
• Councillor reports death threat
• Bill lacking safeguards, say lawyers
• Write at home in Wellington
• Teaching Council reopens inquiry into
• Captain Scott’s scales
• Govt climate analysis
• Woman racially abused in ‘spine-chilling’ rant
• ‘bungled’ sex case 24 years after alleged offending
• Thousands of students miss almost half a term
• Done on few decisions
• Car dealer fined $67k over sales
• Harassed sex worker wins six-figure payout
• Shop owner’s generous gift to kids battling with cancer
• Pandora warns staff over sick leave
• Tough questions for the Speaker
• Our allies may need vaccine more than us
• Areward for years of hard work
• Council venues the water pipes of city’s arts scene
• All I want for Christmas is a fairer deal
• Death of Blue-Green voter myth
• Forget cool, city needs to get consequent­ial
• ‘We must staunch the wound caused by Covid’
• Struggle street
• WHOchief may face genocide charges
• Cut food prices in aweek or else, demands Putin
• Power a family affair for Maduro
• Finding your new self
• Writer practised in deception lifted the spy novel into the realms of literature
• Today in History
• Federer casts doubt on his playing future
• Highlander­s, Reds to kick off Super Rugby
• Holder away from home for 6months
• Spurs held, Liverpool salvage draw
• At a glance
• The bestTVshow­s of 2020

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