The Press - 2024-04-26

• Anzac Day protesters target Victoria Square
• ‘Golden decade’ for city?
• Legal bid to summons children’s minister continues
• Dairy celebrates 59 years in family
• No-confidence vote looms
• Deal details to remain secret
• Chch bakery in clear over rat foot
• Flood-struck rail bridge reopens, work continues
• Diplomacy ‘never more needed’, says Peters at Anzac Cove
• SeaSpotter app charity deregister­ed after mistake
• ‘Hib’: When every minute counts
• What’s on in Christchur­ch this weekend and beyond
• Firms unhappy with Anzac Day restrictio­ns
• UK regulator eyes tech giants’ deals with AI companies
• Media Council upholds tobacco opinion piece complaint
• The surest path to a new world war
• Consulting the faithful
• Finding laughter and joy in the darkest of places
• What if the Government is right?
• Health and safety consensus is dead, and WorkSafe cuts are burying it
• China rocketing ahead with space weapons, experts warn
• Five boys charged over attack
• Repeal for Civil War-era abortion ban
• ‘Mitch Winehouse told me he’d made mistakes’
• For Anna Sawai, straddling cultures comes naturally
• Board vows to defend Bulldogs in civil case
• Pampellone upset in fight of the year contender
• $232m civil settlement for victims of disgraced US team doctor
• Phoenix star rises again after injury-hit season
• Top five sport on screen: Phoenix get their big chance
• Liverpool’s title hopes suffer blow at Everton
• Super Rugby: Five talking points ahead of round 10
• Bledisloe Cup clash on Anzac Day a ‘no-brainer’
• Foran leads Titans to first win over enigmatic Warriors
• Crusaders ‘will get the turn’ against Rebels

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