The Press - 2024-05-02

• Fraudster’s trail of deceit
• Minister not ruling out return of $5 prescripti­ons
• Back-to-basics bach life is still out there
• Climate, cycleways to fore at budget hearings
• Govt sits on fast-track consent official advice
• Council to improve relations with east
• Mosque attack survivors and families say help still needed
• Life restored to old school building
• Mine submission ‘fanciful’
• Could it be a golden year for Stedman?
• Club goes from wooden spoon to top of the table
• Banks stable but profits falling, new Reserve Bank report says
• Govt ditches regulation of property managers
• ‘Retired’ greyhounds are New Zealand’s new live export
• New history curriculum is failing our students
• Love autumn? Here’s how the leaves change colour
• Sword attack spurs call for Tasers
• First migrant moves to Rwanda
• AI going on a bear hunt as attacks rise
• Things not to have in your home at any stage or age
• Make these herb tonics to nurture your plants
• ‘White shoebox’ now maximalist masterpiec­e
• Keep cosy this winter with Enviro Master
• Get ready for unbeatable comfort with Beautyrest
• 100-year-old home in Marton gets major kitchen makeover
• We're swapping a big house for a better one
• A weekend of artistic inspiratio­n
• Tenacious and determined advocate for refugees around the world
• Today in History
• Bayern, Real Madrid semifinal perfectly poised after thriller
• Souths sack coach, set sights on Bennett
• Penney inducted into hall of fame
• Three new faces in Black Ferns squad for Pacific Four Series
• At a glance Suafoa returns for Blues weeks after finishing cancer treatment
• Kereru-Symes gets the nod to start against the Waratahs

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