The Press - 2018-10-05

• Future of baches in doubt
• Gloriavale dad’s violent discipline
• A Project worth watching
• Science community loses ‘national treasure’
• Detained star to pay Beijing $200m
• Shedding light, but not like this
• Prison break: Dropping New Zealand’s inmate numbers
• Design school back in city
• CBD bar at centre of new complaints
• ‘Nude food’ initiative rolled out by supermarke­t
• Works bad for pharmacy’s health
• Stay-at-home drinkers clog hospital
• Temporary tent theatre opens
• ‘Free store’ to give away food to cut wastage
• Debate rages over euthanasia bill
• GCSB finds links between cyber attacks and Russia
• Big plans for small towns
• Scope of Nats’ leak inquiry ‘not widened’
• For sake of decency and victims of abuse
• Bottled water
• I want kids, but I’m not sure I want to be a mum
• The fashion for dark colours
• May declares end to austerity
• UN: Sanctions on Iran illegal
• President calls for more farm seizures
• Overseas investor ructions laid bare
• Straker defends gig economy as IPO nears
• Government ups ante on skills gap
• Ebert liquidator­s have directors in their sights
• The Project hits a ratings sweet spot
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Rebuild ahead for Football Ferns
• NZF’s award up for review
• Bathurst battle could be Supercars decider
• Pither rates prospects
• Taurua shows her ruthless side
• Ins and outs, and challenges ahead for ABs
• Knockout blow:
• Goodhue lands central role

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