The Press - 2019-12-28

• Firefighte­r unable to save family home
• ‘Treated worse than an animal’
• Does new Jumanji reach next level?
• The secret world of private soldiers
• Three religions in one childhood
• Five decades of sun at Kaiteriter­i
• Pike River budget may need a boost
• Paparoa Track delay a ‘big blow’
• ‘My soul can’t bear to look at it anymore’
• Tavern’s licences not renewed
• Top surname for babies reflects impact of migration
• Omit emissions and sit back and relax
• Heat sink spotted off New Zealand coast
• ‘Strategic generosity’ on the rise
• Good times for holiday season
• Lotto winner pays it forward
• Homeowners in tears at tribunal
• Drowning stats not improving
• Doctrinal difference­s mean one cathedral is not a goer
• Capital gleam of royal glamour
• Survival of the fittest in the Jungle
• Revolution­ising medical treatment
• Stay sane with salmon
• Go for garlic
• The flops and the failures of 2019
• Big salary comes with huge challenges for Google’s new CEO
• Mass exodus from rebel province
• Five applicatio­ns to die lodged each week
• Defence experts deployed to boost bushfire effort in NSW
• Typhoon leaves at least 28 dead, 12 missing
• Community Santa delivers new pair of hands
• EU to UK: You’ll always be welcome back
• Revitalise­d Peronist voters adopt Evita as their heroine
• New Americans fight Trump administra­tion’s travel ban
• Netanyahu claims victory in party battle
• My hitchhikin­g holiday of 1989
• No decade like it for Canterbury
• Five big issues for the next decade
• Climber’s team was the first to conquer El Capitan
• A life devoted to music and adventurou­s travel
• Today in History
• Honesty the best policy
• The team approach to property
• A lower cost to lower the casket
• Owning 4 Domino’s by 24
• Black Friday shopping outsells Boxing Day
• Fares surge for Uber drivers during festive party season
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Falcon the very definition of a feel-good movie
• Meet the nightmaris­h Bursteads
• NZ stars in Chinese drama
• Loach’s latest full of emotion
• The man, the myth, the mystery
• Trainer and jockey hoist 100
• Love Struck tastes sweet success
• Age no barrier to elite running
• Fullback stars in red-letter day for Liverpool
• LeBron, Zlatan and the All Whites defender
• Stokes struck by dehydratio­n, father ill
• New Zealand backed for quicker return to MCG
• New Ioniq a cruise machine
• Gladiator now owned by Chevy
• Petrol V8 Ram fuel for thought
• Commodore lost anyway
• Cayenne coupe handles the curves
• How to be a good mentee

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