The Press - 2020-01-22

• ‘Crunch time’ for buskers fest
• ‘Trifecta of f ire danger’
• ‘I can cure your cancer’
• Your go-to summer salads
• Bushfire damage ‘likely irreversib­le’
• Not so fast on alien theories
• Let the trolley do the scanning
• UN: Climate refugees can’t be sent back
• 20 tourists hurt in ‘traumatic’ crash
• Rogue house-sitter seemed a nice guy
• Killer drank, watched porn
• DHB sorry for staff pay delays
• Positive feedback for project
• Climbing full of risk: NZAT
• Roof liss the amphibious van
• Mega shows pump up Dunedin
• Toll for Remarkable­s road
• Nice day for a red-zone wedding
• New year’s run goal goes to the dog
• Fuel app company promises petrol direct to your car
• Council woes blamed for housing shortage
• Court case exposes Trivago
• It’s the damages
• Speculator­s are the real offenders, not students
• Take-aways for future leaders
• Wuhan virus spreads person-to-person
• Heavily armed protesters swarm capital
• Huawei executive’s hearing starts
• Migrants clash with Mexican forces
• Guardian of his father’s Middle-earth legacy was never a fan of Jackson movies
• Today in History
• Brown wants refs to better police offside
• Halaholo cops racist abuse after Wales selection
• Phoenix hit by fog woes in Wellington
• Harris ‘ready to go’
• Sheer hypocrisy at
• Jacobson rested and ready to return
• The Australian Open
• Fails to make most of wild card
• New format welcomed
• Bates backs Devine as new White Ferns skipper
• What justifies a noise complaint?
• Spotlight on: Milns Park
• Clouds amassing on the horizon
• Virtual retirement village on offer
• The changing face of New Year
• Cafe chat: // movers and shakers
• The right time to try ricotta toast
• Foundation gets into festival mode
• Game, set and match for glam slam
• Beautiful on the outside

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