The Press - 2020-01-18

• Once it gets under your skin, it’s hard to leave
• Doctor conned over super computer fake
• China watcher
• BOTTOMED OUT: CAN BULLER CLAW ITSELF BACK?
• Restaurate­ur faces worker exploitati­on charges
• Ka¯inga Ora borrows more to pay for houses
• From O¯amaru into the great beyond
• Council wrong on risky buildings: MBIE
• Chch congestion charges ruled out
• Police still searching for dead woman’s belongings
• THERE’S ALWAYS FEAR
• Minister gets warning on ‘dire’ state of Chch hospital
• Ihuma¯tao protest warning for Waitangi
• Schools unsure how to meet support staff pay rises
• Concerns raised over PGF-supported mine
• M¯aori workers told to ‘hot desk’
• Man admits part in ‘dark web’ drugs
• Trade deal: Where’s the beef?
• Take the position of an active bystander
• No to Kiwi koalas
• Recordbrea­ker amid fiery crisis
• Man who fled police goes to jail
• The girl who breathes life back into some old bones
• How to prevent a student loan arrest
• When I do becomes I don’t
• Has Microsoft left you stranded?
• Free fix for Windows 10 security flaw
• There is no backdoor just for the ‘good guys’
• Provincial fund boost for Kaiko¯ura coast
• ‘Angst, frustratio­n’ over major reforms
• Solemn start to Trump trial
• ‘Extinct’ rhino may be brought back to life
• Speaker puts the hush on big bong celebratio­n
• Divorced man demands a duel with ex wife
• ‘With this plea, the odds are she will take her last breath in prison’
• Girls survive 18 hours buried under Kashmir avalanche
• New Russian PM’s unexplaine­d wealth
• Ukrainians probe illegal spying on US ambassador
• Royals at war over succession rules – despite lack of a throne
• Banking chief faces jail, €52m fine for smuggling Picasso
• Secret firefighti­ng mission saves famous ‘dinosaur trees’
• Tourism industry takes $1b bushfire hit
• Sun season not fun for some
• Idea for a Wellington settlement thought up in prison
• The incredible life of Uekaha Taanetinor­au
• Unsustaina­ble: Our junk talks volumes
• The week in good news
• Good Times: Highlights of this week’s events in Christchur­ch
• Climate change targets aren’t distant
• 100 years on from Prohibitio­n
• ‘Royal Family’ TV series veers to the ludicrous
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Bike advocate never lost his enthusiasm
• Surfing legend a craftsman who made his own boards
• Today in History
• New Southern Response boss offers apology to claimants
• RNZ to set up new youth music station
• CRL hardship fund slammed
• Shoppers stuck with supermarke­t duopoly
• Renters hit with new fees
• Karen Walker closes concept store
• 18 months to a $1.75m property portfolio
• Crown accounts slide into surplus
• NZ telco startup raises $7m for mobile focus
• Eco-influencer­s struggle for income
• Pricey property in sought-after school zones
• Cricket’s gender gap alarms
• NZ riders on track for world championsh­ips
• Davila shows impeccable timing for Nix
• Coco and Venus cross paths again
• Daniell into doubles final
• McKenzie shines on return
• Humbert returns serve to leave Isner behind
• Adesanya fight confirmed
• Archer hit on Smith revisited in doco
• Young legspinner a wicket-taker
• Heat on from Blaze, Firebirds
• Another wide draw no Avantage
• Asano ‘high fives’ again
• Cambridge quartet tackle Trentham
• Crusaders’ other Fijian flyer back
• Secure & stylish
• What’s left behind in house moves
• How to be a good mentee
• Flying taxi A RIDE-SHARE FUTURE
• Trade Me top 10 SENNA, BOND IN LEAD
• Throaty monster A NEW LOVE AFFAIR
• Motorsport has made I-Pace a better EV
• Subtle changes but big difference
• Ford-badged SsangYongs set for NZ?
• Lamborghin­i cosies up to Alexa
• EVs have a major moment

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