The Press - 2022-08-15

• Fail for school attendance
• School attendance low
• Anti-vax group wants to create chaos in NZ
• Record drop in ‘dirty dairy’ offending over past year
• Cruise destinatio­ns gear up
• Te Pūkenga’s chief refuses to discuss his special leave
• Poi E’s legacy continues over 40 years
• Media companies air concerns for future of public interest journalist­s
• Politician­s feeling ‘bit of menace in the air’
• Ambassador urges NZ to ‘adopt’ a region
• Meates wants to empower east
• Former city councillor standing for ECan
• Superstar chefs for food show
• Creative Spaces: Can making art soothe the soul?
• Overlooked artists put in spotlight
• A viral treatment for IBD
• NZ isn’t ready for quantum hackers
• Better informatio­n will mean better councillor­s
• Second guessing Reserve Bank
• Build-to-rent tax relief for developers angers landlords
• Rushdie ‘off the ventilator, joking’
• Russia’s threat over new missiles
• Raise a glass on Waiheke
• Life’s a beach in Ta¯maki Makaurau
• Naughty but nice
• Embrace a little winter indulgence
• Cantabs mean business in quest to end ‘dry spell’
• At a glance
• Foster remains in limbo

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