The Press - 2019-02-15

• Land sales plan halted
• Super rugby It’s back
• The Kiwi behind TV’s Luther
• Self-cleansing can fend off superbug
• Fence-sitting has got harder
• Tenure: A piece of policy that few will miss
• Owner defends dog that attacked toddler
• Mooted rates rise is not that ‘grim’
• No cops for first Pike mission
• Mona Vale homestead and cafe to reopen
• Probes into disability services
• Stadium concepts discussed at stakeholde­r workshops
• Petition against ‘crazy’ motorway
• Cannabis use raises risks
• Worth waking up early for
• Mud, sweat and beers for mountain bikers
• PM full of praise for f iref ighters
• Reported crime down but sexual assault up
• Fears plan may add to skills shortage
• Light rail venture under review
• Critics slam KiwiBuild attack ad
• Rare human rights success in Australia
• Wall lifeline
• Yes please to Valentines undies, but keep it real
• Cruel warriors in my garden
• ‘War’ gaffe rattles Mideast conference
• Peers demand ‘meaningful vote’
• Engagement ring a heart-breaker
• KiwiBuild ‘crowding out’ developers: Orr
• Upbeat TVNZ eyes ‘bigger bets’
• On the touring carousel again
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• More than sleep to lifestyle beds
• Tiffen steps away from White Ferns
• Auckland bats blaze at NFC
• Rudan refuses to commit
• Hager surprised by intense scrutiny
• Henry bang on target
• Crusaders wary of threat Nonu poses
• Of wins, losses, pain and joy
• JAGUARES v LIONS
• The Blues: More
• Influence: The countdown continues
• Of the same or the start of something big?
• Owen Franks joins ABs exodus

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