The Press - 2024-05-18

• Fete v Show:
• It’s ‘survival mode’ for beggars and businesses
• Poll reveals public’s dismay about economy
• ‘Crisis system’ activated as violence worsens
• Coastguard and Surf Lifesaving given boost
• Bus lanes ‘unfair money grab’, says driver
• Diagnosed with incurable cancer at 20
• Council wants new CCHL chair to be named within days
• Peters to ‘clarify’ the future of greyhound racing after more deaths
• Painter inspired at breakfast bar in running for top award
• Beggars and businesses at odds
• In pictures: The drought of the decade in Canterbury and Otago
• Why DEA agents laundered Kiwi cocaine money
• Peter Hook Inside The Light
• Cactus stays strong for more than 30 years
• Engineer has sorted earthquake protection for houses
• Round two for charter schools
• The increasing­ly compelling case for state asset sales
• Home detention for unrest ringleader­s
• Trump’s lawyer charges Michael Cohen lied to jury
• Lost branch of Nile may solve mystery of pyramids
• Putin and Xi hail growing military ties
• Shooting leaves country on edge
• Kiwis caught up in extraordin­ary events
• The making ofabishop
• An afternoon at the vineyard leaves one restored and ready for winter
• THE CURIOUS KERER
• Improving buildings could help NZ slash emissions
• Funding shortfall worry for household budgeting services
• Warehouse CEO steps down with immediate effect
• Sony Music warns AI firms over ‘piracy’ of content
• Price hikes boost sales for businesses
• First Drive: Aston Martin adds Vantage for performanc­e car thrills
• FTN announces more powerful Streetdog8­0
• ‘Bubble car’ sells for big money at auction
• Kiwi’s dance biopic beautiful but harrowing
• Stars’ candy-coated confection hides much darker drama
• Cheerful Aussie charmer done his way
• Why canine drama isn’t really about the dog
• Nothing original about this awful horror origin tale
• The ‘singing historian’ and prolific writer who enhanced the arts in Christchur­ch and abroad
• Manager of The Kinks, whose voice thwarted his singing ambitions
• The turbo-charging of Rolls-Royce
• Ordered back to the office, top tech talent left instead, study finds
• Leading from the middle
• Goalkeeper stoked about move to English club
• Replacemen­ts rule may be benched
• Flight of the Phoenix inspires Pulse coach
• Black Fern celebrates rebirth of her career
• Ex-Nix captain arrested
• Fox well off the pace
• Charge of the young brigade
• Blues back Perofeta to deliver in Super return
• Season on the line for Crusaders
• A CHAT WITH... DEKE SHARON
• THE GENTLE PIONEER
• KIWI MUSICIANS BLOWING UP OVERSEAS
• ALEX WILKINSON
• BRAIN FOOD

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