The Press - 2018-03-06

• Revamped Victoria Square nearly ready
• A ‘night mayor’ for city?
• How horror’s having a heyday
• What to do about workplace aches
• Church at crossroads
• PM’s island honeymoon full of promises
• Union fears CTU plan a ‘power grab’
• Police may investigat­e tree deaths
• NZ gives $9.5 million to Samoa
• Safe drinking water sought
• University calls off law camp
• Another blow for embattled law firm
• Christchur­ch stop number 250
• Future of hospital not clear
• Council weighs options for chairs
• Hottest NZ summer on record
• 12-metre tsunami threat for Canterbury, NZ identified
• Tributes f low for ‘cheerful’ teenager
• Curb the booze and let’s curb the council
• NZ should not follow Australia’s lead in the Pacific
• When freedom camping isn’t free
• Parker: Trade wars stoke global tensions
• New CEO for Xero as Drury resigns
• Sky takes My Box to court
• Krispy Kreme’s approach shook the sprinkles off its launch
• Cullen: Taxes could change bad behaviours
• Fire ban costs farmers $30m
• Farmers’ stress over cattle disease
• Fonterra takes out injunction
• Couple out of pocket over Mycoplasma bovis
• Fourth stink bug ship ordered to leave
• Debate over phosphate
• Synlait snaps up land in Waikato
• Seven used items you shouldn’t buy
• Good start, Sky TV, we just need more
• DeLorean model an expensive machine
• MeToo moments dominate Academy Awards
• Merkel secures SPD deal to govern
• Civilians can head to space
• Exit poll gives centre-right bloc the edge in Italy vote
• Cardinal in court on sex abuse charges
• One way to get people to church on Sunday: Give away free cars
• Prosecutor­s in Cosby retrial want up to 19 women to testify
• Labour: Turnbull must call Trump over trade
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Chiefs – resilient, brilliant
• McIlroy shows form ahead of Comm Games
• Warner rage after wife barb
• Aussie pair may face action over sledge
• Dallaglio: Hartley England weak link
• Bannister climbed athletics’ Everest
• ‘Reality check’ for NZ cyclists at world track champs
• Holyfield: Parker can beat Joshua
• Injured Willis now targets Tokyo
• O’Gara rates Crusaders’ likely No10 Hunt
• Christie’s Games appeal dimissed
• Canes seek their clinical side
• Jane of the jungle
• The Box Set
• Long road to stardom
• Priestley offers sage advice

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