The Press - 2018-03-15

• Bright star passes
• ‘Acute service failure’ in health units could lead to deaths
• Do it yourself wedding decor
• Sin City heavenly for Parker
• 70 and still writing
• Cosmic brilliance won’t dim,
• Police knew senior KGB agent in NZ
• No heads to roll despite ‘failing teenagers’
• Elderly face 1km walk to bus stop
• Krill fishing danger to Antarctic ecosystem
• Military-style automatics among hundreds of guns stolen in one year
• Death a ‘tragic accident’
• Mystery of Tania Furlan’s brutal murder
• Ecologist doubts swimmable rivers target
• Jail for robbing sex customer
• Teen’s six days in cell ‘not good enough’
• Campground with a difference opens
• ‘Brown sugar’ drug put 13 victims in hospital
• Helmet laws a distractio­n
• Time to step up for the West Coast
• Russian roulette could prove costly
• History shows you just can’t escape your ancestors
• Rail worker exposed to asbestos
• Tax working group reform poses ‘nest egg’ threat: National
• Lyttelton workers lift strike
• Self-driving shuttle built for NZ needs
• Ethical companies still want to turn a profit
• Concrete ways to surprise
• Vikander hungered for her new role
• Death of second Russian exile triggers new probe
• Tillerson out, CIA chief in top spot
• Trump trip seeks support for wall
• Ancient shark’s tooth falls prey to thieves
• Facebook ‘a beast’ in Myanmar, says UN
• Gun ban has paid off: study
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• An even playing field will happen, eventually
• Aussie trip likely for Savvy Coup
• Feeble Man U bow out of Europe
• ‘Clinical’ Kiwi gets Joshua’s respect
• Woods, Els lead way in Presidents Cup
• Warriors try to stay grounded
• Buckingham returns as possible heir to All Whites throne
• He’s bigger and faster, but where do you use Jordie?
• New $140m Cup plan ‘workable’
• Selections explained: Why Sodhi’s out and Watling’s in
• Walsh sets record in Timaru

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