The Press - 2018-01-13

• CBD restaurant in racism row
• Old Post Office owner rues developmen­t ‘roadblocks’
• Muscle cheats: beyond steroids
• Home truths on climate change
• Canty’s most dangerous intersecti­ons
• Restaurant review:
• The internatio­nal political year ahead
• Spate of fishing in marine reserves
• Burnt eatery hopes to reopen soon
• Dad of two wakes after 30-day coma
• Canty to get bowel screening
• Worker blasts company over work block claim
• Coast farmers welcome rain
• Residents snubbed by mayor over quarry
• Burglars target building sites
• Keep city council out of water-bottling
• The banks are doing it again
• School one minute, breastfeed­ing the next
• What if Kipling was right and New Zealand wrong?
• Woman’s death from fallen tree ‘avoidable’
• New ferry terminal proposal floated
• Chef’s cookbook tops 2017 sales charts
• Unwanted supermarke­t surprise for customer
• Parole denied for ex-pastor
• Smartphone­s get smarter in 2018
• Tattoos betray fugitive yakuza boss
• Kamikaze pilots ‘will die for Kim’
• Whiffyleak­s - staff want Assange to clean up act
• Book sees loyal bra firm stripped of royal warrant
• Trump in fiery reply to migrant proposal
• Police hunt for serial child killer
• Houthi rebels threaten to choke off Suez canal with boat bombs
• Merkel’s last-ditch battle for coalition
• Troops called out to quell austerity protests
• Oceans of ice lie just beneath surface of Mars
• Chinese retail spend is now as high as America’s
• Pregnant Russians flock to Florida for sun, US passport
• Seeking connection in lonely times
• Awkward stories of when waxing goes bad
• Black Estate’s leek tart
• New Zealand rediscover­ed
• The sound of silence at Town Hall
• The perils of driving a campervan in Aotearoa
• End of an era of Dutch migration
• Join me in ditching Twitter and embracing the real, good life
• Stories of social justice and a stable genius
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Museum a fitting monument to woman behind Te Papa
• Cantabrian botanist led life of adventure
• Rocket Lab ‘realistic’ as it plans second test launch
• Bull ... dust? Or bulldust?
• Power customers damn the dryness
• Building consents surge before Christmas
• First yachts tie up at Lyttelton marina
• Bank group hints at fraud backdown
• Inflation ‘basket’ dumps gadgets
• HomeStart rules catch buyers out
• Rae chasing more Gr3 success
• Orange speeds by 100 season wins
• Hartley’s FI gig fires up fellow Kiwi
• Ussher finds balance between sport and life
• Tight battle
• Dimitrov eyes Australian Open breakthrou­gh
• Australian Open ‘the most open’
• King wants Court arena renamed
• Hansen sad losing Sopoaga
• Death bowling must improve
• Kiwi doubles specialist out of final
• Who shone for you in 2017?
• A posh hybrid, but where’s the plug?
• Levorg hits spot as a family wagon
• HSV makes last Aussie V8 muscle car
• Catch me if you can
• How to tackle stress at work
• Family farming, rugby and wine
• Farmers lose income from drought
• Cow disease in Ashburton
• CHRISTCHUR­CH STOCK SALES
• Space to spare
• Landlord ambition
• Heat dissipates
• West Kilmore Apartments
• A final farewell
• Polished looks poolside
• BEETROOT & RASPBERRY JELLY
• Tamarind surprise
• Pretty bloomers
• Book of the week
• The dark side

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