The Press - 2016-08-31

• Cigarette black market fuels thefts
• Ever-present mosquito device repels teenagers from library
• Double tragedy inspires Keira
• David Brent is back
• It’s the veto votes that really count
• Clark not out yet in UN race
• Family Court not needed in euthanasia laws – Seymour
• Visions for Canterbury freshwater
• Local Nat chair sorry for ‘fantastic’ weapons profit comment
• 500 cows rustled from farm
• Tramper thanks her rescuers
• Coast aims to burn South Island’s waste
• Alleged kidnap victim admits mistakes
• Intersecti­ons main danger for cyclists
• Wife murderer again declined parole
• New signs to mark city’s 30kmh zone
• Seaside containers shipping out
• Contaminat­ion of tap water dropping
• Cafe conversion­s could hurt heritage
• Just reward for community spirit
• Fluffy cat down to eight lives
• Jabs necessary for NZ’s public health
• Redcliffs roads riskier than rocks
• Place for unions in the future of work?
• The wonder of the watch as a faithful servant to time
• Berth size ‘vital’ to cruise growth
• Competitio­n snag for Mad Butcher
• Reserve Bank: Zero interest rates an option but unlikely
• The bank of mum and dad – and the kids
• Transgende­r rights and wrongs
• Free pizza gets the crew on your side
• Apple may alter iPhone rhythm
• Handy microchips give Jedi powers
• Digital wallet setback
• Laying down tracks on the rail tracks
• Captain America: Civil War (M, 146 mins)
• Man – meet the Anthropoce­ne
• Sexting Weiner finally told to go
• Women may have to reveal father of ‘milkmen’s kids’
• Brazil on edge of a coup, says Rousseff
• Wilder ‘blessed every film’ says Mel Brooks
• Doctors often miss signs of heart attack in women
• Uncle’s DNA snared ‘Jack the Ripper’
• Waning hedgehogs now have their own protector
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• How to tell if your boss is a psychopath
• Black Caps implode in test
• Defence first for new Breaker forward
• Team Parker like proposal of British fight
• Untamed Diamond can sparkle in Sydney
• Only four NZ-based gallopers Melbourne Cup hopefuls
• Gargamel ready for GN Steeple
• Plenty of unknowns for the Silver Ferns
• Djokovic endures pain en route to first round win at US Open
• Tuivaiti shaking up Pulse circle
• Netball Australia puts two-point shot on hold for now
• Lopas strikes gold in double sculls
• Silverware decided in Canty secondary schools winter sport
• High-flying Eliza proves a class act
• Bulls lose captain for national league premiershi­p
• MacDonald confirmed in Crusaders gig – this time
• No Thompson signing yet for Mainland Tactix
• Keeping McFadden may still be the best Warriors choice
• Open-plan living a Kiwi ideal
• Pop-up shops help business pick up
• Parkside hotel renamed following $13 million upgrade
• Turnaround time is money

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