The Press - 2017-04-01

• Flood warnings ignored
• Disabled teenager locked up, sedated
• The woman who thought she could fix her killer
• Are you committing financial infidelity?
• Specialist begs for help as Kiwis suffer
• Kiwi jihadi labelled a terrorist by United States
• CYF out, Oranga Tamariki a new era
• Ihaka case ‘the worst that it gets’
• Cathedral talks ‘are a sham’
• Fault in building that failed in quake identified years before
• Learner driver ‘destroyed a life’
• Conservati­onists oppose cycleway route
• Re:Start mall to live a bit longer
• Surgeon prepares to reconstruc­t face
• Pointless ICE BATHS: torture
• Cathedral not an economic propositio­n
• Gloriavale is on notice now
• Rumble in Thames sets off alarm bells
• We suck at road building; maybe Chinese are better
• ‘London Bridge is down’
• The search for NZ’s lost autochrome­s
• ‘Beautiful Nina’ thought she could ‘fix’ her killer
• ‘Berated’ for mental health concerns
• Killed schoolboy’s memorial returns
• Work and Income stoush over ID
• Court cell blunder blamed on human error
• Jekyll and Hyde character jailed for 16 years
• Family’s tribute to fallen pilot
• A suburban classic in reverse
• Cool ways to foster your inner doodler
• First body found after floods
• Musk’s SpaceX makes history by launching ‘flight proven’ rocket
• Russians went after GOP rivals - expert
• Flynn will testify if he gets immunity
• Anarchist who fuelled violence dies after a converted life of good
• Author latest target as violence spreads
• Climate hawks’ fight just made tougher
• Park jailed over corruption allegation­s
• Kosovans arrested, suspected of plotting attacks
• Zuma facing strife for firing minister
• Timeline: A president’s rise and fall
• Lloyd’s to move employees to Brussels
• Saving the old
• Rounding up the rest
• NICKY HAGER
• Can we trust Hager and Stephenson?
• Towns full of weeping women
• Beauty and fear under the sea
• Theresa May dignosed with sauce-for-the-goose syndrome
• Britain starts the Brexit club
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• US civil rights champion defied the odds
• A pioneer of Chch coffee
• Anti-apartheid activist jailed alongside Mandela
• Too many drivers on the startups course
• Meters cause market anger
• Parking buildings go hi tech
• Former SCF boss regrets mistakes
• Protect your income - it’s an asset worth millions
• Money lessons from a former prime minister
• Team tactics in property game
• Crusaders won’t react: Robertson
• Highlander­s hammer Rebels
• South Africa to decide Super Rugby future
• Canty under pressure from Auckland
• Rams hold on to pip Rangers
• Canty swimmer claims four golds
• McCaw links with Carlton/Redcliffs
• Girdleston­e returns to elite racing
• St Andrew’s strike under 18 fours gold
• Lincoln Uni target rare three-peat
• Keas to defend league crown
• AT A GLANCE
• Hewitt keen to continue strong start
• Elliott pulls stumps on career for NZ
• Leg injury hinders Murray’s bid for three-peat
• Variable Phoenix go on the offensive
• Samoa PM courts Parker title fight
• Agent’s mission accomplish­ed
• Jon Snow Baker’s Derby hope
• Wyndham Cup up for grabs
• Farewell to the Ferns: Kopua puts family first
• ‘Slap in face’ gives Tactix motivation – Saunders
• Inspiring leader set standard for all defenders
• Warriors: pass the ball, catch the ball
• Rio is the better Korea move
• Vanquish S leads ambitions in NZ
• Car tech that failed to catch on
• The little car that’s a big deal
• Lambo’s Lord of the ’Ring
• Just four gears may make you Cross
• Five fine lightweigh­t tourers
• Old school Lambo, new tricks
• Armed to ask for that pay rise
• Unlike most people, I loved my call centre job
• Wanted: 30,000 more builders
• The Gardyne book of knowledge
• COALGATE STOCK SALE
• CHRISTCHUR­CH LIVSTOCK SALES
• Westland whips up sales
• Blue chip seclusion
• Second life
• Ticking boxes

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