The Press - 2018-02-21

• Gita touches down
• Biggest education reform in decades planned by Government
• How to limit your kids’ screen time
• More Gita coverage,
• Black and blue deputies in fight for jobs
• Joyce joins race for Nats leadership
• Trade deal text to be revealed
• Complaint laid over charter school bid
• Residents rushed to safety
• Newborn mortality figures ‘stagnating’
• Man banned from farming after cruelty
• PM to follow up on academic break-in
• Killing accidental, ‘crazy’ defendant claims
• Glowworm finding surprises scientists
• Catholic brother jailed again for abuse
• Woman dies after being sent home by doctor
• Mass rescue after sudden rip at beach
• Pen collector’s last hoorah
• Play to debut on earthquake anniversar­y
• The worst job in politics
• A chance for Cantabrian­s to reciprocat­e
• Does a judge’s gender make a difference?
• Is that a nuclear button in your pocket or . . .
• Australian retail group bags Macpac
• Callaghan tech firm to send jobs overseas
• Big banks move in unison on unpopular ATM fee
• Ageing trains put brake on KiwiRail result
• Profit falls as Vocus deal nears
• ‘Gold-plated’ office refit for elite public servants
• Four-day roster has to meet the stress test
• The high cost of poverty
• Stumbling Siri needs to smarten up
• Tips for parents to limit tech
• Fancy footwork sees her through
• Piecing together the story of an intricate television classic
• Assad, Kurds in deal to halt Turkey
• Scuffle over nuke codes ‘beyond the norm’
• Shooting puts heat on lawmakers
• Has ‘Black Sam’ risen from his watery grave?
• Earliest humans could talk - so they could sail offshore
• Trump thanked for helping growth in Israeli settlement­s
• Boy among group who slaughtere­d orangutan
• KFC crisis in the UK as stores run out of chicken
• Clerics unite to fight plan to outlaw circumcisi­on
• China seeks payback on terracotta army vandal
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Relationsh­ips ban is a bridge too far
• Three Kiwis fly into finals
• Concussion sidelines Canty opening bat
• T20, and why we’re lucky to have this game
• Top players will burn out, says Bayliss
• Is Eden Park really that small?
• Bowlers face another battering
• Spreading the fear of rising rents
• Vidal winery for sale – bring your own brand
• Ski lodge offers elevated view of tourism boom
• Industrial sector picks up pace
• Hotel plan a priority for Chows
• More than food on the menu
• Get your kicks at Diner 66 in city
• Culinary cases of mistaken identity
• From the menu...
• Terra Viva in full summer stride
• Wrap and roll
• Tea ‘deserves respect’
• A summer salad with bite
• All the presidents’ suits
• How to ‘dress your age’

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The Press - 2018-02-22