The Press - 2022-07-26

• Who killed Kirsty?
• Santa parade drops $15 entry
• Cantabrian­s warned of expected flooding
• Pounamu gets a loving touch
• LGNZ doesn’t want water reforms rushed
• ‘Doomsday’ scenario if Foot and mouth arrives
• Labour Party donations accused seek suppressio­n
• Shaw vows bold push on climate, poverty
• Gloriavale seeks court injunction
• Electric trucks hit city streets
• Man quizzed again on partner’s death
• Canadian heiress facing bankruptcy
• Doocey denies conflict of interest over subdivisio­n
• Worker not using harness when he fell to his death
• Pressure grows on Govt to fund f lood-protection work
• Broadcasti­ng students told of changes to address ‘toxic’ culture
• Ex-governor takes aim at central bank
• Govt sued over fuels search
• The buck stops down there
• Spending priorities disappoint
• The woman waiting to find out if she’s dying
• Pastel, pious, patronisin­g
• Backing for PM call to keep border with Indonesia open
• Kyiv ‘will recapture Kherson’
• Media outs latest Musk affair
• 120km-long mirror-clad skyscraper will house 5 million people in desert
• Soaring food prices force change to diets
• Miraka on the hunt for new suppliers
• Philanthro­pist was dogged by rumours after the deaths of two of her husbands
• Today in History
• Tools to have if you get an IRD Tax Audit
• Marshall gets nod from Razor
• Nicholls missing from NZ squad for West Indies
• McLaughlin wins battle of the Scotts
• Rearrangin­g the deckchairs?
• Changing contracted coaches a costly business
• JUMBO CROSSWORD
• Top 2022 Emmy nominees
• Stuff to Watch on Sky and free-to-air TV this week
• Comedy duo use blunder and banter
• Why limit happy to an hour?

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