The Press - 2016-03-19

• Fishing ban: ‘Trashed’ Canty rivers to be restricted
• Valentine jolt gets blame for violence
• Are you honest about your finances?
• My claws are out for cats
• Woman misses man who scammed her
• Whowill be the new Governor-General?
• Access issues put brake on city progress
• School ‘had no idea’ worker was standing trial for sex abuse
• Kiwi soldier dies in non-combat incident
• Hysterical passenger: ‘It’s a body’
• Ex-Kaizuka staffer still unpaid
• Stringent standards ensure mesh safe
• Barclay’s commitment questioned
• Rare find of giant moa bones
• School parking mess angers residents
• Council shoots down drone policy
• Artist sells his studio
• Govt open to toughening water rules
• Keg party coincides with mosque event
• Judge: No red flags for paedophile
• Lives rebuilt FIVE YEARS ON
• Operation Snoop Dog a failure
• All part of a strategic takeover plan?
• Is there truth to the Angry Andy label?
• Socialmedi­a: Like giving kids keys to a Lamborghin­i
• Jockeying for market share
• Hot summer sees grape harvest kick off early
• Giant spider feast for morepork?
• Tekapo tsunami a real threat
• How to upgrade from a ‘nana phone’
• Grim Sleeper’s long trail of terror
• Putin: Wecan be back in Syria in hours
• Kon-Tiki raft crews rescued after going off course
• Isis leaders killed as quickly as chosen
• Painkiller no good for arthritis
• Scans showsecret­s in Tut’s tomb
• Old bones challenge Celtic tradition
• Kim challenges­UNresoluti­ons withballis­tic missile test fired into sea
• World’s elite wisdommay no longer matter as new winners create losers
• Geopolitic­al rivalries fuelledby Australia’s search for new subs
• RDU celebrates 40th with five-month party
• JOY COWLEY
• Downturn exposes vulnerabil­ity
• The best of bike intentions
• Arrowtown’s king of bling
• Andrew Little and the wok star economy
• Flamboyant musician and firebrand
• June Fear – the last Tui
• Leeston community loses farming icon
• Tax rort inquiry would shed no light, says minister
• Client grab costs ex-Aon broker $70k
• Builders’ debt skyrockets in Christchur­ch
• Tiwai seeks to overturn lieu day ruling
• Banks’ credit card distractio­n tactics are plain cheeky
• Savers hit first when rates fall
• Hewitt ready to step up again
• Victorious Auckland, Wgton derail Cantabs
• Investors sought at Breakers
• Ramblers rumble on at club nationals
• Villumsen and Roulston in Le Race
• Charity stripe not charitable for Rams
• Tew sends ultimatum on global season
• Miracle worker has been left short
• Thompson: ‘Best is yet to come’
• Promise To Reign rates
• Richardson trio seek spoils
• Crusaders must show menace
• Hurricanes sweep away Perth’s Force
• Spark is plug-and-play
• When CEOs sacrifice bonuses
• Ngai Tahu looks beyond the horizon
• Space and serenity
• Effective decor changes for any room
• Airbnb to let neighbours give feedback
• Campari’s deal comes with French Riviera chaser
• Racecourse Hill Homestead
• Life At The Top ‘As Is’

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