The Press - 2018-02-14

• Bill English quits. Now what?
• Bus routes face the axe
• American wakes up with ‘Mary Poppins’ accent
• Love on a plate for your Valentine
• City’s east frame no more
• Bill English’s 27 years in politics
• Party hopefuls
• ‘Potential there’ for blaze repeat
• Cook Strait too strong for cables
• Former ECan boss dies
• Cops posed as home buyers to get DNA
• Work starts to make tunnels on Kaiko¯ura coast a bit higher
• Ardern pledges aid for cyclone victims
• Olympian’s accuser ‘hid dirty little secret’
• Minister apologises after death of patient
• Engineers will not quarry in Templeton
• ‘Zombie-like’ mother found guilty of ill treating 2-month-old
• Memories of atomic bomb
• The DIY tourer comes to Christchur­ch
• National’s big problem
• Are we being stiffed by power prices?
• Store promo reawakens the modern Viking in us
• ‘Horrific’ losses mount up at Fletcher
• Chinese new year a boon for tourism
• Trade Me targets ‘shipping shock’
• Marching blindly into retirement
• Four-day work week faces low-wage hurdle
• The economist: ‘One size doesn’t fit all firms’
• The unionist: ‘In principle we’re supportive’
• How much privacy can you expect?
• Investors’ last chance for Hanover money
• Blockchain bubble may pop too
• Wellington sparky amped about EV van
• Death by hacking almost a reality
• Travelling with tech tiresome
• Painting’s renaissanc­e period
• Shakespear­e’s most ‘splattery’ play
• US ready for N Korea talks - Pence
• Tonga cleans up as Fiji awaits cyclone
• Arthritis drugs ‘could halve dementia risk’
• Workers for Oxfam ‘offered aid for sex’
• Trump Jr’s wife gets scare from powder
• Obama wit on show as portraits unveiled
• Venerable B-52 may outlive newer bombers
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Sleeping your way to the top on work time
• Don’t give peace, or Pence, a chance
• Hunt ‘‘shocked’’ to receive award
• Breaking up isn’t hard to do for Ko
• Retired race mare a star at sale
• Wild weather ends Te Aroha meeting
• Goodes calls it quits because of concussion
• Experts warn: Women face greater risk of concussion
• White Ferns call up Otago teenager
• Molloy takes over as Ferns coach
• Crusaders roll out their All Blacks
• Popular format ‘could monopolise the game’
• Crusaders buy into US rugby team
• Coverage of women in sport slammed
• Tait ‘stoked’ but fails to qualify
• First-home buyers eye rent rises
• David Jones confirms Auckland shop talk
• Heritage building on market for first time
• Long-vacant pizzeria headed for ‘as is’ auction
• Food to warm the heart
• Lyttelton launch to fill ‘huge gap’
• Silverback­s Cafe
• We contact restaurant­s and cafes on your behalf to get the inside word on a recipe. Lyn Eden would like to make a vegetarian burger.
• City cafe full of modern charm
• The real Chinese cuisine
• Quit blagging for a living
• The age of silver linings

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