The Press - 2019-03-15

• A surfing celebratio­n . . .
• Council water stoush looms
• Kimbra blossoms on screen
• What now for Brexit?
• Children pulled from collapsed school
• Mayor admits conflict of interest
• Climate change strike action becomes a family affair
• Saga of charisma and conflict
• Charge follows attack on Shaw
• Spark Sport launches online service
• How to talk MJ to your kids in a post-documentar­y world
• School rebuild budget blowout
• Limited supplies of vaccine
• Polytech fights for autonomy
• Stranded suburb petitions for bus
• Main stands coming down
• $80m investment for Mid-Canterbury schools
• A world away from home in easy driving distance
• KiwiBuild on par with private market
• 220 kids abused in state care in 2018
• Plan eyes total prefabrica­tion
• Our latest Chief Justice sworn in
• Cullen’s $1000 a day ‘peanuts’ – minister
• Time up for May and almost gone for UK
• Success is about more than a good uni degree
• Listen for what kids don’t say
• Listen to M¯aori – they’re the most affected
• Ask the young victims
• Gang suppliers are the real question
• How official informatio­n disappears
• Tell us what you want or we won’t delay, insists EU
• Trump orders flight ban on crash jet
• Paul Manafort takes double hit
• GST good news for local online stores
• Rent crunch for student flats
• Money lenders fined for using prohibited goods as security
• Workplace relations in good shape
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Actress brought blend of innocence and sexuality to a series of TV comedy roles
• Today in History
• Captain misses training
• Crusaders pose a huge danger
• Mauger doesn’t want germs from ‘measley’ Cantabs
• Cup race wide open, says Kohli
• 19-year old’s surprise Phoenix A League debut
• Promising start – unless you’re a Chiefs fan
• SUNWOLVES v REDS
• All you need to know
• Whitelock a ‘horrific’ spectator

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