The Press - 2016-09-24

• Bon voyage: Hitchhiker free, debt paid
• Uni student broke back in jump to join club
• Banning bodybuilde­rs
• Can Lincoln get it right?
• Government plan will kill ‘healthy dogs’
• ‘Anti-democratic’ law put on the backburner
• Veto threat looms over UN bid: Key
• Pascoe’s emotional return home
• Pacific Trust scandal deepens
• New sculptures add presence to Christ’s College
• Emergency motel has vacancies
• Which province is NZ’s whitest region?
• Spending, work force on the rise
• Renters ‘shut out’ of market – Labour
• ‘Someone is going to get killed’
• Is cat micro-chipping really the answer?
• Being proud of ‘being me’
• It’s a long wait
• Like landing in a parallel universe
• Locking up teens just turns them into better criminals
• The other election Don’t Ngai Tahu have something to do with this?
• SWIMMABLE RIVERS ECan candidates talk about issues
• Who is running?
• A vote of confidence in women
• Taxidermy ducklings spark concerns
• Tiny solution for a big housing problem
• Breaking military gender barriers
• Port of Lyttelton plummets into red
• Custody law is farcical – judge
• Wig idea four years in the making
• Man killed over $200 and a grudge over drugs
• ‘No need’ for booze at school fairs
• Dead whitebaite­r is named by police
• GoPro takes a simpler approach
• Ceasefire over, blitz begins
• Shrapnel, bomb fin expose Kremlin’s convoy attack role
• Family want shooting videos released as protests continue
• FBI inquiring into Pitt’s flight antics
• Weiner in trouble again over alleged chats with teen
• Soldiers in gun after Afghan booze-up
• Hackers linked to Russia suspected of White House leak
• 500m users hit by biggest hack in history
• Chinese bones rewrite Britain’s Roman history
• Why women’s problem-solving skills can be enhanced at times
• Hot dog king and Yamamoto’s gold tooth
• Silly science basks in its moment of glory
• Suzie Moncrieff
• Maori How rebuilt will Christchur­ch look?
• World conflict needs UN help
• Leave our cats alone
• The first draft of the NCEA level one maths exam
• A man on the land
• Wild card:
• Your family and other animals
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Singer had a gift for giving
• Chronicler of the injustices of apartheid
• ‘Liesl’ struggled with celebrity
• Digital divide reaches the kitchen
• Glassons weathers drop in demand
• Warehouse gains from rival’s fall
• Spark caught in massive Yahoo data breach
• Trustpower questions
• Freedom closer than you think Money means happiness
• Beware casual use of the ‘organic’ label
• Rules of engagement
• The rise of Malone
• Warriors taking big chance with Foran
• Signing puts focus on Lolohea dilemma
• He’ll get the support he needs, says Doyle
• Earle prolongs NZ study
• Bam Bam back for Bulls in must-win match
• Franco Nelson sends reminder
• Girls just want to have ... water
• Latham has slice of luck as NZ press on
• NZ face India in Davis Cup
• Tutaia to skipper Ferns
• Same heart, different beat
• Hot news (sort of) on new i30
• Aston DB11 born slippy for NZ
• How Holden blew it with the ute
• Honda HR-V is a hard worker
• Moving the needle on tattoo stigma
• Would you risk your job over a pay rise?
• Maths prodigy’s winning web venture
• Hemp suffers from marijuana stigma
• CHRISTCHUR­CH STOCK SALES
• Merino company lifts profits
• COALGATE STOCK SALES
• Sylvan St sun catcher
• An ode to moving day
• Stuffing up over stuff
• Mortgage rates
• Past Forward
• New Bespoke Merivale Townhouse $699,000
• LIFE HAS CHANGED – VENDOR HAS LEFT….
• This Dream Could Be Yours

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