The Press - 2020-06-24

• Call to rethink contracts
• Macey’s dreaming home
• Winter cooking’s dos and don’ts
• Kiwi charity director in Cambodia found dead
• Mayor receives abuse, threats over statue
• Wait goes on for testing answers
• More locals step up to help stranded migrants
• Social agencies suffering fatigue
• Govt-owned ruins being readied for demolition
• Mt Cook review process resumes
• Whales riding ‘blue highway’
• Driving charge quashed on appeal
• Southern steam train tour chugs on
• Man jailed for crashing into 28 cars
• Gangland killer set to be released
• Man who shared image to stay in jail
• Penguins fly in for art trail and charity
• Animation call goes out to young aspiring film-makers
• Marine reserve extension rejected
• Why returning Kiwis shouldn’t have to pay
• Guns, drugs, cash seized in gang bust
• Fonterra offers cash for clean farming
• Stricter air crew rules likely
• Employment confidence faltering
• The price of readmissio­n
• Healthcare unaffordab­le without massive change
• Of mice and men’s undies
• Where to now for farm gas research?
• Lockdown warning for Victorian virus spike
• UK finances were close to collapse United Kingdom
• Rayshard remembered
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Blues have become a well connected outfit
• Kearney’s middling mediocrity
• British PM on song with ‘Swing Low’
• Hammett to quit Highlander­s
• Everyday products good for cleaning
• Investor launches second takeover offer
• New tool will help assess flooding risk
• Covid hits profits for Asset Plus
• The Warehouse makes sustainabi­lity affordable
• Communitie­s and the environmen­t key to our post-Covid recovery
• Any paint colour as long as it’s green

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