The Press - 2022-08-02

• Financial support called for
• More wild weather predicted
• Labour to close party donations ‘loophole’
• National library fooled into buying forgery, historian says
• Sharebroke­r in nasty spat with fellow directors
• Old boiler house could offer site for homes or business premises
• Malt maker’s job listing blunder garners applicants
• Bomb hoax conviction appeal fails
• Barman who raped Australian tourist loses appeal
• Fresh push to bring back a once-popular city lunch spot
• Spies in sky track down wallabies
• Teen’s callup for Asia champs sat unread in junk email folder
• Supermarke­t fuel prices often cheapest – Gaspy
• Godfrey Hirst drops damages claim
• Don’t let opportunit­y pass
• Poor excuse for shoddy city cycling
• No cheap fix for flood trouble-spots in Chch
• Perils of mining your marriage
• Joni and Bob - a musical mystery
• Star Trek original Nichols a model for others in TV industry
• Drone attack stops ceremony
• Grain silos collapse after weeks-long fire
• Investment in genetics pays off
• Butter output doubles
• Prices now cheaper here than the UK
• Hugely influentia­l scientist-philosophe­r who changed our view of life on Earth
• Today in History
• Jim’s Mowing looking for new franchisee­s
• Five areas ABs must fix to beat Boks
• Foster facing enormous pressure, says Hayman
• All Blacks great takes issue with Razor’s timing
• NZ’s SailGP breakthrou­gh in Plymouth
• ‘Lucky’ escape for Jackson
• Metal first, medal later for Willmer
• Walsh fires warning shot at Gill
• Kiwis in action
• Two golds, next stop Paris
• Kiwi sevens teams turn attention to World Cup
• JUMBO CROSSWORD
• Threats faced with sass and chutzpah
• Stuff to Watch on Sky and free-to-air TV this week

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