The Press - 2018-11-15

• Mine re-entry confirmed . . .
• Public may get a say on bottling
• Mine decision a victory for justice
• Non-binary finery
• Wildfire roars back to life as death toll rises
• Pregnant dad – yes, it’s true
• Pike River plan cheapest and ‘least complex’
• Teachers ‘need more time to teach’
• Red zone plan prompts debate
• ‘Horsepower’ gives cutting edge
• TV show bride convicted of drink-driving
• Body of polo star returned to US
• Claim juror was bully’s victim
• Sex offender grabbed kids
• Dunedin still choc capital
• Fundraisin­g for youth hub begins
• Where to for drug smuggler?
• Dame to drive diplomacy in Australia
• Wildfires spark ire of state legislator­s
• Better info about river flows
• Real men want bags for all our modern stuff
• Trigger-happy on ‘dirty politics’ claim
• How apprentice­s come up trumps in financial stakes
• Say no to Big Marijuana
• Translatin­g transgende­r – a glossary
• May faces ‘moment of truth’ over Brexit
• China has warning for Pacific
• El Chapo a scapegoat – lawyer
• Charles’s big birthday wish: take care of the countrysid­e
• Lost city emerges
• Chorus price cut is ‘a good start’
• ‘Tenancy fees’ replace outlawed letting fees
• Pilots unions criticise Boeing
• Queer Eye on decor tips for apartments
• At home with: Chris Parker
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Quality dentures bring better living
• Are you ready for holiday driving?
• Shakespear­ean actor won lasting fame as creepy voice of talking computer HAL
• Today in History
• A stunning start
• Fletcher back in the runs
• Shark savages Coupland’s rivals
• Is Mr Meticulous Insert the missing letters to
• Injury puts Williamson in doubt for first test
• Tana and Brian: That tackle is in the past
• White Ferns on brink of early exit

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