The Press - 2017-11-20

• Most beggars ‘not homeless’
• Charities feed the working poor
• Progress on city’s ‘dirty 30’ buildings
• Tiny dotterels' terrible year
• Pike families get access road keys
• Time for free dental care, says Clark
• Police praise NZ Cup Day crowd
• $13m art museum could open in 2019
• Autism won’t hold James back
• Professor wins award for ‘tireless contributi­on’ to Ma¯ori education
• Iconic hotel reduced to rubble
• Seats take voyage to new home
• No cheap solution for Punakaiki’s water woes
• Leaders push for skate park
• Rona’s setting food trend
• Mix of musical tastes for Nostalgia 2018
• The trade union that the Nats support
• The state of our health, wellbeing
• Breaking the spirit of ‘angries’ among us
• All quiet on the climate front despite Trump’s intentions
• Recruitmen­t tool aimed at fairness for jobseekers
• Calls to strengthen class action process
• Directors seekhome-address secrecy
• Potential of Asian kids overlooked
• Amazon tax presenting handling challenges
• Rotorua research leads to Mars
• Every obstacle put in the way of GE research
• Still happy on the chain gang
• Reputation showcases Swift’s many sides
• Stevie’s heartfelt tribute to her mate
• Harare revellers tell Mugabe togo
• New portrait marks royal milestone
• AC/DC founding member dies
• NYC subway to use gender-neutral terms
• Signals offer searchers hope for missing submarine
• FBI study sparks fear of return to dark past
• Haitian army set to make a controvers­ial return
• Sinn Fein’s Adams to retire from politics
• Nuclear order ‘can be refused’
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Raine shines in Riccarton win
• Hoyle’s late winner stings Eastern Suburbs
• Hasahalo, Embellish to face off in Karaka Mile
• Farah ‘gutted, but proud’
• Sprinter shows he’s not done yet
• Where is the pathway for NZ coaches?
• Kidwell: Blair is right skipper
• Hopoate praises Tonga’s passion
• Spurs boss sore after Arsenal defeat
• All Whites in need of ‘serious support’
• Johnson blames doubters: ‘Yous got your way’
• Groundhog day as Scotland go so close
• ‘Cheats’– Cheika rages over disallowed try
• FIVE TALKING POINTS FROM AN ALL BLACKS NARROW ESCAPE
• Braveheart­s were so close to making history
• HOWTHE ABs RATED
• Henare braced for big test
• Hartley, Bamber ride off into the sunset
• Champion sprint trio lead NZ charge
• Aussies ready for Stokes’ arrival
• Fusitu’a predicts ‘crazy’ crowd for semifinal clash
• Are you Kid-ding?
• Biting claim at women’s Cup
• Deals of the week
• Confession­s ofaplane grump
• A tale of two dream islands

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