The Press - 2020-06-10

• New rules labelled as crippling as lockdown
• Bully Hayes bar to lose slaver name
• Rugby’s back, but is Jordie?
• Top cop scraps armed patrols
• Brain injury result of bashing at traffic lights
• Last hospital Covid patient’s close call
• Household power bills in for shake-up
• ‘Depressing’ environmen­t for retailers
• Killer who grew a conscience
• Newlywed killed at motel
• Sport and pop culture events back on calendar
• Serial conman wins repayment appeal
• Court backs trustees in feud over $22m estate
• Bicycle Thief closes – ‘We gave it our all’
• Strong local support encourages wineries
• Bike owners build website to tackle theft
• Christchur­ch poet pays it forward for at-risk women
• End of line for Covid-19 signs
• Warehouse move has PM fuming
• Reserve Bank proposal ‘risky’
• Shedding jobs at the Red Shed
• Closing the
• Treatment worked, but economic virus lives on
• Hong Kong’s faint hope
• George Floyd to lie next to his mother
• Chauvin’s bail set at $1m in murder case
• Decades-old NY police law set for overhaul
• Shutdown orders halted 60 million virus infections
• Indians trickle back to temples
• I tried to help US on Epstein, says duke
• Cooking should be the ‘life’ of the party
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Beauden knows what’s coming
• Warriors new sensation Katoa
• Evans to captain Black Sox
• Dunedin joins battle
• Turning profession­al
• To host All Blacks
• Win the bidding war How to set a budget for a ‘best and final offer’
• Delays feared after drop in building volumes
• Ma¯ori chiefs remembered in new land developmen­ts
• Retirement village dispute deepens
• Report says Kiwi hotels doing well

The Press - 2020-06-09

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