The Press - 2018-04-20

• Public forks out more for library
• Crisis line swamped as 230 per cent more callers seek help
• Folau, faith and folly
• Weta’s Rampage
• Little and Pike River families enter mine
• Mental health service needs cash,
• Cannabis submitters say ‘too much’
• Letters wrongly sent demanding census forms
• Derelict hotel progress promised
• Request to widen fuel tax law
• Chef payout ‘tipped balance’
• Don’t repeat justice precinct, judge urges
• QEII cost surprise for ratepayers
• Life after a violent childhood
• NZ breached rapists’ rights, UN body finds
• Desperatio­n as home stays out of bounds
• Urban sprawl gobbling up fertile farming land
• A million pins for Poppy Day
• I Am Giant farewells NZ
• Dunedin developing into true tourist hub
• Answers remain after shoddy repairs
• When Christchur­ch ruled the world
• West should set diplomatic lead, rather than military one
• Orr writes to banking execs: We hear you
• R&D tax break sparks keen debate
• $500m in a day: Big investors buy into Fletcher offer
• ‘Behaviours’ that boost financial wellbeing
• Innovation takes us exciting places
• Record stores attract next wave of interest
• Culture: Go guide
• Distance slays the Giants
• Trailblazi­ng top gun pilot cool in a crisis
• Implant may give early cancer warning
• Asperger ‘sent disabled children to their deaths’
• Indian rape epidemic reaches 100 attacks daily
• Hollande: The door to a Brexit reversal is now closed
• Copperfiel­d forced to reveal secret of vanishing trick
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Baker’s boys chase dough north and south in NZ
• Williams’ prospects
• Hayward’s rollercoas­ter Games ride
• Kiwis star available for Denver
• Cassidy targets consistenc­y
• Read’s absence, Folau’s reception
• Warriors must ensure they use their heads
• Kiwis get clever for Denver
• Internatio­nal man of mystery
• Fit-again Franks raring to go joining Dagg in Crusaders starting side
• Let Ferns play away says great NZ coach

The Press - 2018-04-19

The Press - 2018-04-21