The Press - 2018-03-12

• Bright night not to everyone’s delight
• Innocent driver among 3 dead in police chase
• Collins up, Brownlee and Wagner down in Nat reshuff le
• This Govt also shunning city’s east?
• Raw deal for rare dairy farm
• Oscar-worthy travel
• Brownlee in EQC play,
• A bold but calculated move for Bridges
• Minister hints at teachers pay rise
• City council windows still breaking
• Goats sold off to help save rare breeds
• Man fined for pruning protected tree
• City preparing for chlorine in water supply
• Sounds farmers help restore paua
• Cancelled f light keeps wild foodies away from festival
• Bubbles cause trouble at newly restored fountain
• ‘Strong, brave kid’ hit twice by meningitis
• Scientist concerned at arsenic emissions from planned pyrolysis plant
• Scientists experiment with fire
• Church rebuild completed
• Outdoor cinema for environmen­tal guardiansh­ip
• Religious pretension­s to certainty
• TPPA travesty
• In a few words
• A guilty pleasure of TV land
• Airbnb inNZa women’s domain
• Kiwi tipped for major role at White House
• Economy defies gloomy prediction­s
• Uber drivers labour for little reward
• Another contender for TV’s iron throne
• The rising cost of doing business in Asia
• Hikurangi a ‘hotbed’ of research
• We all need more inter-brain coupling
• Afternoon animal antics abound
• Kiwi-shot Wrinkle getting mixed reviews
• ‘Let them call you racist’ - Bannon
• Corrupt Russians face UK sanctions
• Commonweal­th diversity praised
• Trump: Kim will honour commitment
• Putin once again denies meddling in US election
• Trigger device ban proposal
• China: No winners in trade war
• Army vet kicked out of programme
• Thousands protest pipeline expansion
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• How to fix the Phoenix
• Back to Tiger’s good ol’ days
• Chris Wood grabs two goals
• Step back gents, Ladies First
• Big day for Bromley at Ellerslie
• All Stars win four
• More really is better
• Gaze’s triumph ‘a dream come true’
• Johnson sparkles in Warriors win
• Munro’s lack of runs a major concern
• Lamentable Lions, woeful Waratahs
• Coach speechless as Ireland wrap up Six Nations title
• England ‘struggling’ after surrenderi­ng crown
• Walsh: Great expectatio­ns
• Papanui pipped in men’s club final
• Canty Utd held to scoreless draw
• Friends today; foes this weekend
• Discipline costs Crusaders dearly
• White Ferns sweep West Indies 3-0
• Taylor on for pink ball test
• Safety in numbers
• Men, find your own island
• Sail back in time to a simpler era at Walter Peak, writes Peak relaxation

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