The Press - 2022-07-23

• Fighting for life, family again
• Manager of ‘hovel’ faces probe
• Duo not guilty in near $750,000 political donations case
• Coal expansion ‘irresponsi­ble’
• Double delight for rescue pilot’s nervous mission
• Teens in stolen cars baiting police
• Stranded teen left ‘terrified’
• Father fatally run over
• All fired up after snapping a meteor
• Wettest July could bring more flooding
• Schools get direction on mask use
• Strapped CoCA to lease part of gallery
• W¯anaka mum sets sights on world-record run
• Covid leader made an honorary GP
• Man dies in gang house fire on Coast
• Veterans home for sale
• First-time buyers find happiness in Westport
• NZ steps up biosecurit­y at border
• The captivatin­g lives of cows
• Egg-farm trucks put locals ‘on edge’
• FIVE TATTOOS you should never get
• Removing the social barrier of facial tattoos
• ‘You can’t walk away from this’
• Southlande­rs’ R a puzzlement
• A return to the ‘old normal’
• Palliative care and hospices must be fully funded
• We’re all in trouble when education fails our children
• Long winter ahead as inflation bites Labour
• Staff from leading newspaper flee country during govt crackdown
• Shootout in favela leaves 18 dead after raid
• CIA chief sounds warning on Chinese invasion of Taiwan
• Astronauts ignore Earth-bound conflict
• Secret Service faces criminal probe
• Drying Rio Grande set to send climate change warning to city
• Six-time prime minister sworn in as president
• ‘Atlantis’ is rising
• Economic mantra is pie in the sky
• Going bananas
• ‘Keep the door open’
• Getting away doesn’t mean forever
• Will the US Supreme Court regret blowing up its reputation?
• Witness to Munich Olympics massacre
• One of the last Kiwi Spitfire pilots and a jet pioneer
• Today in History
• Get used to high fuel prices: experts
• Printing firm Ovato goes into administra­tion
• The low-down on constructi­on
• What the cost of a Big Mac tells us about NZ’s dollar
• Customers complain about difficulty cancelling direct debits
• Elgas customers pay the most for LPG bottles, Switchme says
• NZ’s inflation is bad? Tell that to Turkey
• Good marketing wins new business while bad customer service loses it
• Big OE can turn into the big owe on student loan
• ‘Dramatic’ rate rises worry monetary policy observer
• Recession-proofing yourself: Where to start
• New S-Cross a beauty after facelift
• Young star shines in this moving f ilm
• Muddled storytelli­ng bogs down hotly anticipate­d Crawdads
• Dakota Johnson delivers in Netflix’s controvers­ial Austen adaptation
• Gray by name and grey by nature
• A stroll through Quebec’s gardens
• Momentum 3 look and sound great
• Samsung braces for softening demand
• Apple and design legend part ways
• Coach keeps faith with his captain Cane
• Recalled AB prop’s perfect present
• Team plan behind Fisher-Black sitting out Tour
• Foster: ‘I’m strong, I’m resilient’
• Onward Christian minister
• Lyles all smiles, Jackson all action
• Sharrock holds strong hand in home cup
• Concussion a serious issue, ABs tell students
• Hills created a mountain of trouble for referees
• Warriors improve – results would be nice
• Bulgarian has ‘good feeling’ about Phoenix adventure
• Cameron keeps cool after Tall Blacks win
• Paddon gets a lift
• Strange week much ado about nothing
• BIG CHANGE STARTS WITH SMALL STEPS: 5 WAYS YOU CAN HELP WITH CLIMATE CHANGE
• Banana & sesame loaf with tahini buttercrea­m
• MAKE YOURSELF EXERCISE
• A good agent will be upfront about market
• First-time buyers: Get your finances in tip-top shape

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