The Press - 2024-05-01

• Centre management roasted
• A piece of the past where time doesn’t exist
• Kiwis ‘will hate’ MPs’ pay rise
• Judges’ secret book of perks made public
• World’s best wildlife images on show at Canterbury Museum
• NCEA downward trend continues
• Miner gets $82m boost to purchase Blackwater
• Sell or wait – the choice facing Collett’s Corner shareholde­rs
• Mother denies creating alibi for day of son’s death
• Arrest after women report peeping Tom in Riccarton
• Good coffee fast at new Christchur­ch cafe
• Vegan eatery winning fans with oat milk hot drinks
• Not just any port in a storm
• Business confidence in Canterbury showing resilience
• Trump, GOP use protests to paint chaos under Biden
• Princess Voyage from Auckland to Singapore & India’s Golden Triangle
• Students defy order to leave
• US backs Israel on ICC Gaza charges
• T.rex ‘all brawn, little brain’
• Nine-year high for company liquidatio­ns
• It’s a buyer’s market, but buyers are wary
• Median weekly rents hit all-time high on Trade Me
• Make-good clauses come into their own
• Famous Fiji resort lures buyers amid tourism surge
• Rolleston Fields opportunit­y knocks
• Phil Overend rejoins CBRE in Christchur­ch
• TO FIND LASTING LOVE, USE THE 37% RULE
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• French actress in golden age of Hollywood
• Today in History
• Ifs and buts of the Super Rugby playoffs race
• Bird f lies high in Tactix victory
• Finau: The hits will keep on coming
• POOL OF TALENT

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