The Press - 2018-04-11

• Biting decision: Muzzle your dog, even at home
• New crime podcast
• Red-zone lake idea ruled out
• Rugged former Canterbury All Black Fergie McCormick bows out
• New breeding colony for sea lions
• Schools and hospitals in poor state
• Further Treaty top-ups paid out
• PM wary of China’s intentions
• $725k for City Care rebrand
• Health debt in Canty growing
• Aldridge quits Court Theatre to head Arts Centre
• Snow a shock to system for some
• Ministry’s rental allowance backtrack
• Driver who caused fatal crash was distracted by dash-cam
• Tornadoes hit homes as storm batters NI
• Boat fire suspends port work
• Chlorinati­on questions need answers
• Zero road toll target a fantasy
• Be a better driver and cut the road toll
• Call sets me skating on the thin ice of a beautiful memory
• Artists, under the ‘influence’
• How mothers can work out with a baby
• IRD shuts as taxpayers lodge claims
• Pet-food firm to double capacity
• NZX plans heat up at My Food Bag
• Waiwhetu staff told of closures
• Fulton Hogan buys Templeton quarry
• Nerve-agent saga highlights murky world of diplomacy
• Landcorp farm bidder withdraws
• Facebook ‘likes’ your data - a lot
• NZ’s newest multi-millionair­e
• All power to cordless vacuums
• Wozniak shuts Facebook account
• Old tech is not so bad after all
• The making of a masterwork
• Kylie’s country twang brings Golden results
• A mixed bag from Mintz
• Trump’s ‘hush money’ lawyer raided
• Payout revealed as Cosby retrial starts
• Reporter ‘killed by Assad regime’
• Brits lead quest for Shackleton’s vessel swallowed by ice
• Hague: Act now to stop chemical warfare
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Show your achievemen­ts without bragging
• NZ cyclists take a back seat
• Second best to Winx a result to celebrate
• Vincent retired to stud
• Cambridge filly joins Oaks party
• Shooter Taylor takes 5th
• Moody injury creates conundrum for ABs selectors
• Brattish Reed has devil’s own luck
• An uplifting story
• Rival’s no-show nets Nyika a medal
• TVNZ Games coverage falls short
• Fergie ‘as tough as teak’
• Crusaders to have French connection in Christchur­ch
• Hubbard: My career is over
• ‘Slow and steady’ in Christchur­ch
• Asking prices slip in south
• Old court buildings seek new calibre of occupant
• Cut-price lease was coercion, says landlord
• Cricket, anyone? Grassy strip going cheap
• Investment firms pay low tax bills
• Raise a plate to Organic Week
• Restaurant chefs switch it up
• Ground Floor Cafe
• We contact restaurant­s and cafes on your behalf to get the inside word on a recipe. Kath Crenshaw wants to make polenta chips.
• Just Desserts inspires by design
• Fish for compliment­s
• Bespoke labels lead the way
• Personalis­ed learning at Selwyn House
• Inspiratio­nal teachers make a big difference
• ‘Boy culture’ key in Medbury education
• Pack-a-punch salads
• Jeans are back in vogue
• Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

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