The Press - 2021-10-23

• The transgende­r woman who waited 80 years to be herself
• Jab drive intensifie­s
• Border crossing for Christmas – Ardern
• The best and worst season for skifields
• Iwi goal to keep kids out of state care
• Child poverty puts NZ on ‘roll of shame’
• Plea for NZ to help former elite Afghanista­n police unit
• $1m bill to send 280 people to Scott Base
• Covid vaccine lags among under 35s
• New rules delight head chef
• Jetpack destined for the bloke’s shed
• New stadium finish date six months later
• Trial in 2022 ‘impossible’
• Watchdog probes use of ‘specials’ by stores
• $42m win: Couple check for ‘mistake’
• Blind walker’s Dunedin odyssey a steep hike
• 12-year-old creates community garden to feed those in need
• From Parliament to New Brighton surf
• Housing going up but not out
• Lighting up our Covid response
• Hiding from reality in face of selfishnes­s and lobbying
• Fear widens the gap between vaxed and unvaxed
• Gang leader threatens to slaughter missionari­es
• Ai-Da the robot artist wins her freedom after spy allegation­s
• Million-dollar reward to find ‘abducted’ girl, 6
• Trump ally Bannon held in contempt by House
• Dino detectives solve ancient case of mistaken identity
• War rumbles on for ‘Africa’s last colony’
• Miracles and medication The new science of psychedeli­c drugs
• Cluster epidemic makes this outbreak more dangerous
• It’s time for liftoff. Don’t get hung up on the details
• From predator to prey
• Make it normal to ask about vaccine status
• What NZ’s fighting for at the global climate summit
• Flawed formula
• The infrastruc­ture-housing blame game
• Managed-isolation plan a case of pilot error
• More money for struggling businesses
• Businesses grapple with vaccine rules
• Glassons attracts US star power
• Ruapehu’s ski-season rescue from winter of discontent
• Rugged, capable MU-X big on torque
• Concept car up for grabs
• Squatter moves in with Don
• Skoda plugs in the Octavia RS
• Today in History
• Grandpa’s Slippers trod winning path
• Richly satisfying look at a larger-than-life culinary icon
• Western should get an Oscars nod
• Off kilter trip into violence
• Doco on Cousteau compels
• Finally, the night the Cup came home
• Probabeel peaking ahead of Cox Plate
• ‘One step closer to reopening’
• Pandemic serves up more disruption­s for TNZ
• American dream starts with All Blacks clash
• In search of domestic bliss
• At least there’s no boundary countbacks
• NPC match postponed
• Mismatch but plenty to play for
• Kiwi ace refuses to ride the hat-trick hype
• The $50m school with no students
• Marvellous, purposeful pole house
• Mini meringue tarts
• The party queen of mean
• Into the Light
• Daily gardening will help in the long run
• Cryptic crossword
• Michelle Devereux and Erick Villiger
• A masterpiec­e in design
• Award-winning home hits market

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