The Press - 2015-09-26

• Uni to students:
• Two dead and nine rescued in lake tragedy
• Wearable Arts
• Manhattan cheers the Pope
• Attraction of the skies
• Faecal transplant hailed as life-saver
• Double funeral streamed overseas
• Cellphone stop nets 218
• Project blueprint failed to deliver
• ‘Fix square urgently’
• Dairy may be TPPA deal breaker: Groser
• Tragic end to gun games
• Mother’s plea for addicted daughter
• Nelson’s triple triplets
• Red Peak or red-hot magma?
• What’s in it for the Chinese?
• 4K cameras finally affordable
• What the Sky upgrade means
• I see sprawling suburbs covering good farmland
• Is it time to put science sector under microscope?
• Dithering comes back to bite Labour
• Red Peak lifts Greens to unaccustom­ed heights
• Deaths add to heat on Saudis
• When a small problem turns into a fatal catastroph­e
• Superpower romance on life support
• Tummy tucks and other cosmetic ops lure tourists
• Bones are Mona Lisa’s, historian claims
• No love at first sight for most TV viewers
• Mistakes cost lives in Ebola botch-up
• Containers ‘the best thing since the brick’ Brain waves over internet
• Controvers­y could see diesels disappear
• The Pope’s sage advice to US Congress
• ‘Snackable servings of uplifting wisdom’
• A week of animals and art
• Signs of ageing sneak up and then attack
• HAMILTON ZOO AT A GLANCE
• Getting serious about cash
• Gladiators inspire Maximus apparel business
• Volatility no reason to give up on China
• Kiwis struggling to pay bills
• Fonterra changes strategy to pursue China farm partnershi­ps
• ‘Unfriend’ and risk bullying
• Cashed-up buyers eye coast
• KiwiSaver: stick with it through thick and thin
• NIB health premium shocks
• Landlords cautioned on rate risks
• Harmoney lands $200m for Aussie launch
• House sales double in regions
• Pumpkin Patch in fight for survival
• Facebook used as black market for fish
• Supermarke­t breaks usual mould
• Codie Taylor discovers personal haka link
• Hansen frustrated at stop-start game
• He floats, he stings, he’s Sonny B – the greatest
• Battered and bruised but Namibia enjoy the battle
• Sherratt shuffles front line
• Osborne bolsters backline
• Villumsen makes golden bike swap
• Isaac Misky: Have boots will travel
• Hoffman looking for right blend
• Longo nabs Mainland prize
• Charlotte Harrison recalled to Black Sticks squad
• Christen Me back in winning form at Addington
• Sumner ‘stands up and fights’ cancer
• AT A GLANCE
• AT A GLANCE
• Recognitio­n in business is important

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