The Press - 2019-01-18

• Buskers’ best: Word on the street
• Call for cannabis caution
• A bonafide Kiwi hitmaker
• Pursuit solution is far from simple
• Art dealer relief at Cullen tax proposal
• Mine entry delayed as gas levels lowered
• Corbyn snubs British PM’s call for Brexit talks
• Accused car dealer now trades online
• Crash teen named af ter uncle who fatally shot cricketer’s son
• Akaroa’s wastewater problem unresolved
• Regen restructur­es as operation focus alters
• Push to curb chases, but minister not keen
• Ex-MP Hide loses bid to access Henderson files
• Beginner’s luck brings f ishing success at Golden Bay
• Recreated, brick by brick
• Calm down, guys, and don’t be so sensitive
• The freedom to spoil NZ
• Cost of shutdown on the rise
• Washington gets real fake newspaper
• My last ever drink
• Bin liner alternativ­es
• Search for te reo scriptwrit­ers
• Fleetwood Mac announce NZ tour
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• A lens into the future of retail
• Cricket short-changes T20 fans
• GB’s tough vetting of Hager
• Ask not Roger for whom the bell tolls
• Two in the running to replace Johnson
• Former champ Wawrinka bows out
• All Blacks not among the fittest athletes
• ‘Bad boy’ back in NZ fold
• India visit vital for finalising NZ World Cup squad

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