The Press - 2024-04-05

• Microplast­ics cancer link?
• Crunch time looms for the public service
• Travelling Peters says new NZ pact with Nato within months
• Vote may flip in special meeting
• Four killed in horror Easter crash named
• Next step for ‘lifeline’ New Brighton bridge
• Plan for new attraction­s at Hanmer Springs
• Cowboy Paradise still open for business
• Money woes a head scratcher
• Roading boost for Qtown
• Māori ward U-turn ‘double standard’
• Port Company profits down 33%
• Concern about AI stealing and replacing faces
• Woman possibly mistook accelerato­r for brake pedal
• What’s on in Christchur­ch this weekend and beyond
• Building products are set to get cheaper – over time
• Hard realities of public job cuts
• Students will inherit our folly
• Some reasons to side with the whales
• As obesity rises, so does ‘anti-diet’ advice
• Tech helps blunt quake damage
• Israel ‘to compensate families’
• The Day After Tomorrow Revisiting the master of disaster’s climate change catastroph­e 20 years on
• Washington diplomat and social doyenne
• Today in History
• NFL tanks park on rugby’s lawn
• McIlroy turns to Harmon ahead of Masters tilt
• Plenty at stake as Nix head towards playoffs
• Arsenal, City win to keep pressure on Liverpool
• Blues out to extend record run
• Taurua set to stay in charge of Silver Ferns
• Kerr’s clever captaincy goes unrewarded
• Tears of joy for Goulding

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