The Press - 2017-04-17

• Camping in CBD may be cut short
• Shocking new earthquake prediction for Canterbury
• Why humans hunt
• Dynamic duo
• Failure to fix home sewer pipes concern
• 1.9m drivers elect to donate organs
• Polish yachtie coaxed off his boat
• Improved NCEA results welcomed
• Public to get say on land for museum
• Memorial trees to be cut down for schools
• Water export could become pipe dream
• $80m project to end 21 years
• Organisers all geared up for Mackenzie A&P Show
• Can sport and religion mix?
• Heed Gluckman’s water report
• Brexit’s past, present and future impact on NZ
• Flip-f lops and fillips
• Venture offers ‘three brains on standby’
• Building sector appeals for tradies
• Kiwifruit exports to Asia becoming a gold mine
• Student startup wins facelift
• Asia moving fast, but not necessaril­y in our direction
• Lack of health cover can be stressful and costly
• Don’t put your money where your mouth is
• Science fans take to streets
• Push Push ‘brothers’ back together
• Sia now happy being cast in meatier roles
• N Korea unveils new missiles
• On the value of nukes, Pyongyang is dangerousl­y sane
• Wastewater pioneer back to clean up
• Relics of World War II stand in path to clean air
• Dozens killed in population transfer
• Fall of Utah’s ‘Zion Curtain’
• Watson faces old team
• Phoenix end with loss
• Tide out at Bath for Blackadder’s team
• Three teams unbeaten in metro club rugby race
• From rocks to diamonds
• Mitchell’s history-making ride at world champs
• Patrick Erin takes Riverton Cup; now off for spell
• Super battlers make effort as cull looms
• ‘Warriors gave it away’ – Ayshford
• Frustratin­g ‘world class’ Webster key
• Ko shoots 64, nabs second

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