The Press - 2016-10-26

• Nightmare at fun park
• Crown eyes up final plots
• 10 reasons to scrap Quasi
• Hunt is on for new camping sites
• Townsville journalist­s seize on stuck PM
• Comedy of errors on Key’s passage to India
• Does our leader need his own plane?
• New central library under way
• Bad news for staff at new building
• Brownlee ‘had time for checks’ - report
• Fire leaves family of four homeless
• No charges over man’s fatal fall
• Man billed tool spree to ex-bosses
• Quake-destroyed chapel rebuilt
• Child killer admits fresh violence
• Disability Rights Commission­er concerned about school ‘seclusions’
• $20m plan for Rangiora
• New doggy daycare for district
• Marlboroug­h tops drug offence stats
• Meeting the real Mc Lovin
• Could hemp be the next big thing?
• No wonder New Brighton is neglected
• Jean Batten, the Kiwi Wonder Woman
• Zim and me – it’s the truth, Scout’s honour
• Fonterra warned of ‘substantia­l’ damage
• Forestry deal to avoid damaging country roads
• Power giants get the flick
• Time to reconsider compulsory arbitratio­n
• Bullied staffer gets $1m payout after five years of hell
• The value of learning the ‘mortgage splits’
• Make your home network safe
• Faces stump humans, not computer
• Paper can be better than apps
• Five must-see Show Me Shorts films
• The Purge: Election Year (R16)
• Baby born again after coming out for surgery
• Illicit donors hit Trump campaign
• Soldiers told to return bonuses
• Bride in her eighties wows web
• May accused of lacking a Brexit strategy
• Vatican steps into Venezuelan crisis
• Germany says killer clowns not funny
• Duterte softens stance toward US before Japan visit
• Gunmen kill 48 in raid on cadets
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Skills shortage hurting small businesses
• Pay cut possible for Johnson?
• Indians underdog
• Jameka improving as Cup Day approaches
• Melbourne Cup has 32 runners left
• A quiet word, please Michael
• Kuggeleijn spurs ND to win
• Blowing the whistle on the whistle blowers
• Folau likely to face midfield combat
• Three changes for Black Ferns
• Teen signs for Newcastle on just three games
• Sports contests back on campus at universiti­es
• Smith tossed lifeline by All Whites coach
• NPC’s intrigue disappeari­ng as focus switches to schools
• Kohli the key for Black Caps bowlers
• Cane aims high for NZ amateur
• Scott Barrett to miss NPC final for Canty
• Keane keen on Makos win
• Parker fight faces hurdles with funding
• Paddon back on favourite surface
• Rent keeps holding pattern
• Back to the city for Global Office
• Wool it bea baa-gain?
• The growing problem of derelict buildings

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