The Press - 2015-06-26

• Shot cop at son’s graduation
• Cycleways get $41.6m cash boost from Govt
• Diet supplement­s aimed at children ‘scary’, nutritioni­sts say
• Another day in the deep freeze
• Vicki Anderson talks to Gin Wigmore
• Red zoners set for more compo
• Linwood College principal resigns
• Couple delighted with new proposal
• Review after protesters scale Parliament roof
• Fiance’s text warning never read
• Victim thought taxi was safe place
• Govt backs memorial design choice
• Police investigat­e sex attack claims linked to dating apps
• New principal for Hagley College
• Councillor seeks legionella action
• NZ likely to avoid impact of new solar storm
• New Brighton cleanup planned
• Man found not guilty of indecency
• Rates set to rise in ECan plan
• Residents welcome road work halt
• Choke hold officer named
• Tax dodger may be deported
• Heathcote footbridge to be removed
• Leap in the dark for yachties pulled from ocean
• Bullying claims at ministry
• Obese patients get lift to hospital
• Teen prepares to launch first album
• Ownership, pregnancy bring gigantic worries
• Former PGC building tenants back in the city
• Airport welcome to China Airlines
• Arvida $30m capital raising filled
• Kiwi companies look to ‘the new China’
• Critic fears trade agreement threat to SOEs
• TPP deal to hinge on dairy
• Deal would open door to trading with world’s largest economy
• Lake Opuha reaps a rich winter harvest
• Snow does little to blunt drought
• Snow – but the sale must go on
• Farmer spirits hit new low level
• Lupins feed crop but a pest as well
• Helping farmers stay ahead of the game
• Exorcising the spectre of drought
• Review should be independen­t
• Taylor Swift makes Apple crumble
• Hey, that reminds me of this great analogy...
• Boston Bomber says he’s sorry
• Nanny’s photos reveal more of JFK family life
• Pope adopts softer stance on divorce
• For sale to a keen farmer, a holding the size of Scotland
• Nuke fears as Putin talks up his arsenal
• Ban on Ramadan worsens ethnic unrest – raid kills 18
• Spiky, legged worm’s cheeky grin concealed a throatful of teeth
• US spying on France now over, says Obama
• Harmony has underlying niggle
• New twist on old file-in-the-cake trick
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• Friend strides towards new contract
• Thrush aims to end set-piece woes
• Doubles specialist in doubt for India
• Kyrgios – curious mixture
• Injury forces Beale out of semifinal
• Berryman to be buried in Perth
• Football-mad Brazil takes to that ‘strange’ other game
• Ironman Dixon ready for the Tahs
• Sorenson urges aggression on the bases
• Crotty keen to take his chance with ABs
• No bench for Kench

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