The Press - 2024-04-25

• 92-year-old hopes to live long enough to see street repaired
• Council forces CCHL to deliver $47m more
• It’s a globe-trotting Government: Five months and ministers make more than 25 trips abroad
• Luxon strips Simmonds and Lee of key portfolios
• More than 300 issues found in school tech classes
• Correction­s ends EY role
• Business loses employment fight
• Racing trainer gambled $2m, then claimed bankruptcy
• Out of this world: A Kiwi ruler soars to new heights
• Researcher­s seek families of Kiwi soldiers killed in ‘hushed up’ battle
• Defence Force in for ‘reduced role’ at Gallipoli
• Fencer could break 20-year Olympic drought
• Family dodgeball rivalry a special force on world stage
• Mountain Warehouse shops around for more NZ stores
• ChatGPT improves quality of work, research finds
• A tiny victory for a mean neighbour
• Bishop was in favour
• Luxon unleashes the corporate drone strike
• Israel plans to evacuate over 1m from Rafah
• Publisher tells of being ‘eyes and ears’ for Trump
• Student protests grow in US
• A decade of dedication: Celebratin­g 10 years of better hearing with Sincock & Till
• 10 ways yoga is good for you
• The best low-cost eco-friendly home improvemen­ts you can do
• Experience­d gardener shares hits and misses
• US journalist was held hostage in Lebanon for nearly seven years
• Today in History
• Premiers Plate on its way to Wellington for Phoenix decider
• High-flying Blues told to keep improving as crunch nears
• Cruden ‘tempted’ before turning down Crusaders
• ‘Saviour’ Walker set to add spark for Warriors
• Olympic event where Carrington still has new ground to break
• Highlander­s coach leans on Joseph
• Havili returns to boost Crusaders
• Super Rugby Pacific names first chief executive

The Press - 2024-04-24

The Press - 2024-04-26