The Press - 2018-06-05

• Theatre workshop contaminat­ed
• Snow f lurries for city
• SHINING A LIGHT ON
• Crunching the numbers
• South Island kids sent on ‘the time of their life’
• Robots learning new tricks
• Djokovic into quarter-finals
• Cigarette-style warnings mooted for ‘treat’ food
• Flood forces family on to roof for safety
• Early-childhood bullying ‘worrying’
• Kiwis may jump parks queues
• Dirty rivers ‘culturally offensive’
• Surgery for Karlos in battle against tumour
• Ideation is a ‘sinister corporate tango’
• ‘Methyl bromide killed my husband’
• Ardern gets House in order
• Cabinet ‘told of decision about oil’
• Mothballed gallery treasure
• We were misled by Town Hall assurances
• Make Matariki a holiday
• Don’t be a passenger or we’ll go off that financial cliff again
• London ‘united in the face of evil’
• US fails poor – UN investigat­or
• Giuliani plays down Trump self-pardon
• Israel urges Europe to exit nuclear deal
• Simplicity divests from oil, gambling
• Fonterra poaches Westland farmers
• NZ’s $1 billion dairy farmer
• Exercise could be just the kiss of life that’s needed
• Curry breaks three-point record
• Timaru’s Atonio prepares to take on the ABs
• Yellow cards taint win
• Marston emulates father with Canty title
• Dixon fourth after Indy pace car crashes
• Retallick out, rest OK

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