The Press - 2019-10-22

• Financial hit easier than pain
• Quarter of elderly are obese
• Sure signs you’re getting old
• The Kiwi who took $71m in bribes
• Dairy owner thwarted raid
• Front page blackout protest
• Media need to focus on quality
• NZ ranked fifth in global wealth status
• Sea levels: $19b bill for buildings
• Two held after death
• Meeting with Winston a family affair
• Everyone has $1200 worth of unused stuff
• Settlement closer in apartment saga
• Woman’s wounds contained maggots
• Cops admit classic car crash blame
• Officer ‘feared’ for his safety after workplace threat
• Mum and dad save choking son
• The man who bought a town
• Radical light rail alternativ­e
• NZTA lost confidence of Twyford
• Clamp-down on inmates’ letters
• ‘KiwiSpend’ could eke out retirement income
• No tally yet for work days lost to strikes
• Methane goal stays unchanged in bill
• South Africans fear it’s the All Blacks’ cup again
• Strict GMO laws are anti-science
• MPs paid to make these calls
• Why Labour fears euthanasia referendum
• Dangerous game
• Searchers find sunken Japanese aircraft carriers
• Church cash crisis after scandals
• Flat out building flat packs
• Tax agents tiring of IRD interferen­ce
• Surge in live cattle exports
• Fonterra mostly OK over milk price rules
• Digital platforms will transform ag
• Take action to treat gallstones
• Time for dads to step up
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Ballerina overcame near-blindness and turned Cuba into a powerhouse of dance
• Today in History
• Final execution costs Phoenix
• United end Liverpool’s run
• Kali’s NZ 1000 Guineas bid all go
• Japan ‘brought
• Nicholls hits ton against test attack
• Wales player thought referee had seen red
• Ata glance
• Referee mimics send off with Welsh fans
• Marshall to lead
• Cane ready for Kamikaze Kids
• Nathan Fillion’s tough Rookie role

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