The Press - 2017-11-15

• Race crowd ‘the best one yet’
• Bold and beautiful dressed to the nines
• How transparen­t is your KiwiSaver?
• More Cup Day fashion and colour,
• Racing action and reaction,
• PM: People smugglers will be punished
• A guffaw shows National MPs are enjoying their ‘sport’
• Ardern getting push-back
• Doctor’s training focus in sex trial
• ‘No’ to parents on leave together
• National Standards to be scrapped – sort of
• Not the worst, or the best, day of your life
• Town ‘buoyed’ by its new marina
• Calls for child abuse inquiry to expand
• Awards for ‘painstakin­g’ restoratio­n
• Life as a postrap beat-poet
• Christchur­ch schools revive M¯aori sport
• Peters leaks and the free press
• City road signs not straight forward
• Myth of the miracle child
• Rememberin­g NZ’s deadliest disaster
• Tourism targets sustainabl­e growth
• UberEats starves Christchur­ch’s FoodTaxi
• Upstream heartened by $750k fundraisin­g
• Movement against bags building
• Signs of major changes ahead in employment law
• Mark-up a mystery ingredient in price
• Satellite countdown for Rocket Lab
• Banks add billions to debt plan
• Trade Me caught in Australian e-commerce tax
• Wicked Campers ad gives off chills
• Balanced investors
• Assistant revolution is coming
• Web inventor confronts his creation
• Nikon feels the squeeze
• Kiwi screen’s hidden women
• TV goes beyond the box
• Quake victims still waiting for help
• Chinese coal fuels rise in carbon emissions
• Defecting soldier wounded
• Autonomous space shuttle’s successful test flight
• Parliament wins right to vote on final Brexit deal
• Purge by Mugabe runs risk of army coup
• Coalition hardliners throw democracy overboard
• Special counsel may evaluate Clinton Foundation ‘certain issues’
• Eighth MP quits as crisis deepens
• New sexual assault allegation hits Moore
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Health and appiness find oxygen at work
• Great Things Happen equals NZ FFA record
• La Diosa ready
• Astle legs it in hunt for elusive ODI debut
• Canty owe centurions big effort
• Let’s hear it for the All Whites
• ALL RISE FOR LAZARUS
• Leuluai dropped, Levi called up for Kiwis quarter-final
• Downsizers in covenant bind
• ‘Hard yards’ done on boutique hotel
• Constructi­on giants back hiring drive
• Investec snaps up Majestic
• Heritage facade sells but no takers for Dux
• Commercial sales plunge $3b as prime asset shortage bites
• The best cafes to sip and surf
• Craft icecream shop for Sumner
• A taste of...
• A sparkling start to the festive season
• Sweet salad has a kick
• A life less complicate­d
• Greatest barbecue hits
• Guilt-free white sneakers
• The weighty issue of being slim
• Heavenly bodies set to descend on Met Gala

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