The Press - 2021-01-26

• Blazes stretch fire service
• Scrutiny on hotel ventilatio­n
• Keen to try keto?
• Swastika dismissal appeal lost
• Motorbike joy for boy who sold $5 note for $1000
• Residents sceptical of expansion plans
• Two harness drivers fail booze tests before race meeting
• Last call for native bird updates
• 1881: ‘Perfect’ religious liberty for city’s Jewish community
• Beachgoer hopes lump find is rare, prized ambergris
• Drivers in long test queues told to be patient
• R¯atana celebrates without the politician­s
• Ancient forest podocarp trees victim of erosion
• Benee’s manager hands back award
• High country birthplace of Hamilton jet up for sale
• Zespri’s China plan rejected
• Air NZ jets in plane graveyard
• Rich-lister rakes in $3.5b in Covid era
• The wake-up call Kiwis needed?
• Something in the air
• Native tree plan won’t restore lake
• Sailing event a colossal ‘get’ for Christchur­ch
• Blaming poor eases our guilt
• Empty Venice offers serene backdrop for film-makers
• Call for NZ-style quarantine
• Trial is moment of truth for GOP
• Relief as trapped miners are rescued
• Dire conditions for remote Indigenous communitie­s
• $4b aid offer from Biden ‘not enough to halt marches’
• Longer vet waiting times on farms
• Goals are good, this year of all years
• Paying tax on interest
• Magicians win, Kings lose on capital road trip
• Daniell doubles up with Venus in Aust
• Milne enters Aust records
• Brady and his bunch off to the Super Bowl
• Surprise selection explained
• United send Liverpool packing in cup thriller
• Defeat could mean the end for Hooker
• Speed duels come at cost
• JUMBO CROSSWORD
• The rise and fall of golf’s king
• What it Frickin means to be Kiwi
• When Tears For Fears ruled the world of pop

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