The Press - 2020-06-09

• Akaroa restaurant name an offensive gesture, says writer
• From cold to calm: both sides of winter on show
• Relief, excitement, hope with level 1
• Teacher reportedly tore Black Lives Matter posters
• Grieving Raetihi family speaks
• Level 1 move: life as ‘normal’ as it can be
• Doctors call for system overhaul
• No active cases in country
• Film studio tipped for Chch
• Ingenuity wins wasp war
• Swimmer tries to tow boat to shore
• Medical centre pain in fewer ACC claims
• Gift shop of goodies bucks online trend
• Level 1 ‘still not normal’
• SMEs face Holidays Act scare
• Warehouse chief exec expects ‘rough ride’
• Belgian man fights for NZ trust money
• Big milestone on tough road
• Working Kiwis left in cold by power changes
• Flight path to destructio­n
• The politics of trust
• It’s not too late to change history
• Let’s cheer, but there’s hard work ahead
• Black Lives Matter protesters risk infection to ‘do whatever it takes’
• Suspect ‘terrified’ villagers
• Protest movement crosses continents
• New act aims to limit legal protection­s for US police
• Colin Powell endorses Joe Biden for president
• Pay for farm jobs on the rise
• Cattle, deer tracing improves after crackdown
• Eat well and drop the kilos
• Turn that thought into action
• Is shouting at kids a form of abuse?
• ‘Glammest of the glam rockers’ craved respectabi­lity amid a string of hits
• Today in History
• Internet feeling slow?
• Reynolds: Drug test returned false positive
• Trent Boult’s dental drama on debut
• Cloud hovers over Ferns star Crampton
• Mum hits back at Taylor’s sacking
• Warriors team up with Queensland club
• Crunch derby cleared for Goodison Park
• NZ beats world as fans return
• Loanee happy to help out the Warriors
• When parenthood doesn’t come easily

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