The Press - 2019-10-26

• Silver fern traded for red rose
• Probe into med student placements
• A very Taika take on WWII
• Woman of Influence
• How Ardern’s coalition is doing
• WHY WE HATE LOSING TO ENGLAND SPORT
• Water watchdog 2 years away
• Iwi leader takes on OMV oil boss in legal challenge
• Two years in with a lot to do
• Breach spurs security tests of health websites
• Tests help assess chemo benefits
• Mayor’s plea fails to revive art bridge
• Banks Peninsula’s wild goats to be culled
• Kidnapper: I will get out of jail even worse
• Second death at intersecti­on
• The man in Belize
• Fancy a town life?
• Farms get time, but not much
• Parties sharpen up for election battle
• Nats can strip nasty Peters of power by ruling out a deal
• Below the Beltway
• ‘Too big to pay’
• Denied her place in history
• Feared, notorious crim dies
• Intersecti­on upgrade too late for this victim
• More vaccines arriving as outbreak eases
• Smart market move
• Tech giant fires shot in supercompu­ter war
• Share price tumbles over Twitter bugs
• Spain exhumes dictator Franco after many years of bitter controvers­y
• Fear snakeheads behind tragedy
• Hundreds at Uluru
• Wildfires, power cuts strike in California
• Johnson pins Brexit hopes on election
• Justice Department launches criminal probe – into itself
• Lam undermined by China after her warning to police
• Gurkha behind Everest queue photo to smash 14-peak record
• Family ‘crushed’ by politics – spy’s wife
• English Bayeux Tapestry theory unravels – the French were right
• US bars China experts from attending space conference
• Christchur­ch’s search for post-recovery purpose
• Cost of a craftsman out of this world
• Eddie’s history of big calls
• The week in good news
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• A man of principle and generosity
• Young ‘almost this godlike figure’
• Today in History
• Let love trump stupidity so people can be who they are
• Spooky thrills in weekend full of light
• Report: third of banks vulnerable in downturn
• Facebook video deception throws fuel on media fire
• Perfect tenant billed $10k for damage
• Massive flocks of ‘free-range’ chooks
• Man’s unfair dismissal costs company $21,700
• Ikea inches toward first store in NZ
• KiwiSaver marriages could do with spice
• Getting a better interest-rate deal
• TUMU WHAKARAE / CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
• How to confront the debt challenge
• Don’t bet against Hansen’s latest gamble
• Sonny Bill at peace with his role in the All Blacks
• Roll up, roll up for the mesmerisin­g Eddie Jones Show
• Folau flourishes in reluctant role
• Williamson injury not ‘career-threatenin­g’
• Lions out to end losing streak
• Canterbury chase another title
• Hooper out to repay Phoenix
• Whincup sets early pace in practice
• Scouts aplenty attend Breakers-Hawks game
• On your marks, get set, go – at 3am?
• Japan chases Cox Plate heist
• Ohio Showgirl an early star for Pitmans’
• Bavella ready for Soliloquy
• Dual stakes chances
• Mind games before the real game
• Gloating English need a beating from the men in black
• Gatland’s vision of sitting on Waihi Beach with the Webb Ellis Cup
• FIVE BIG QUESTIONS
• New York style and flair
• Curb your shopping impulses
• A “Stella” Opportunit­y by the Sea
• Space and Serenity in Westmorlan­d
• LIFESTYLE LIVING – WITHOUT COMPROMISE!
• Strong environmen­tal ethic leads to further study
• Quiet achiever
• Hyundai’s ultimate drift . . . van
• Fiesta ST a triple treat
• Future of classic cars is electric
• Child safety in cars a worry
• Iconic Morris van returns

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