The Press - 2019-10-29

• ‘Dumbfounde­d’ by antenna
• No more netball at Hagley?
• New armed response team in action
• How tip-off led to terror chief
• Never debase this currency
• Why toddlers are hooked on sugar
• Muslims support armed police
• Years of history ‘gutted’
• Final farewell for man killed by fleeing driver
• Bowel screening challenges
• Meth deaths in NZ triple
• Rain, thunder for Canterbury
• Owners of tiny homes fear eviction
• Man jailed for threatenin­g to kill acquitted over ex’s lies
• Developer says he is the victim
• Artist wires animal instinct
• Could ABs’ loss sink Labour?
• Another step toward healing the past
• Plan puts meat on ‘Pacific Reset’ bones
• Baghdadi dead, but NZ nurse still missing
• The first step away from marine disaster
• The result could have been worse
• Pursuits are still better than letting drivers flee
• Land of long All Black cloud
• Common sense and terror laws
• It’s time to break the stigma around GM
• Battle for beads
• Deadly clause in new pursuit policy
• Funds’ ethics get rating
• KiwiSaver tax ‘injustice’ lingers on
• Spotlight on building guarantees
• Radical technique buries carbon in soil
• Wallabies prove tough to tackle
• Small and local lifeboats for HMS Dairy
• Trans, non-binary need better support
• Long-distance runners are part of something bigger
• Principled Congressma­n became leading figure in opposition to Trump presidency
• Today in History
• Mobility scooters evolve
• Liverpool battle back to pip Spurs
• Trump booed at world series game
• The world just got bored with the World Cup
• Anatomy of the All Blacks’ loss
• Woods’ history-making three-shot win in Japan
• McLaughlin discharged from hospital
• Foster still wants top ABs job, but focus on Wales
• Weirdest things on Antiques Roadshow

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