The Press - 2017-03-30

• Cat comes back: Glide on the Peace Train
• ‘Quake brain’ hits residents’ memories
• Bishop ‘seriously considerin­g’ $25m offer
• How we stepped up for ScarJo
• Truth about sickness myths
• Government to legalise e-cigarettes
• Right villages, wrong location in book, Hager admits
• Fence revamp for ‘terrifying’ road
• Pakeha rejecting Gardasil vaccine
• The fires poisoning NZ’s air – timber off-cuts warning
• Scam victim shares experience­s
• ‘Completely undone by evidence’
• Red Cross earthquake grants hit $98 million
• Insurance ‘settled by end of year’
• Liquor store could double in size
• Police close in on woman
• Hell of a career start
• Court rules in Tower’s favor
• Iwi no longer ‘adhering to values’
• Memory at centre of sex abuse trial
• Frustratin­g and dangerous traffic lights
• It’s well past time to tidy our city
• ‘Cautious enforcer’ shows silky touch
• Humiliatin­g the young – and those who go to war
• ANZ warns Auckland homeowners: ‘Game’s over’
• Kids’ greed threatens equity release
• Anger at $100 fee to exit KiwiSaver fund
• Route to China via food safety technology
• Bank move spells out loan offer
• Teens need to learn about consent
• Weta’s Wellington transforma­tion
• Cyclone damage delays troops, rescue workers
• May triggers Brexit; calls for unity
• Famine hits as US looks to slash aid
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Foran: Auckland is what I needed
• Exciting match-up for final
• Plunket Shield clash stopped because of fog
• Going overboard in cup planning
• A long time between drinks
• Kiwis in world famous boat race
• Happy conundrum for the Crusaders
• Williamson all class: Proteas
• Hagley Oval, Germon’s crowning glory

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