The Southland Times - 2017-03-31

• Southland economy slow to grow: stats
• Dairy business strengthen­ing ties with China
• Chinese take Blue Sky Meats offer away
• Burning old treated timbers poisons the air
• Riverton Arts Centre eyes future
• NZ gets Brexit ‘shout-out’ in London
• No renewable energy for Stewart Island
• Woman missing at site steeped in tragedy
• Children in CYF care at new high
• Taylor found guilty of toddler’s murder
• Dunne: Is SAS hiding a secret over raid?
• ‘Mast bumping’ takes blame for copter crash
• Chicanepic­tures.com
• Ensuring we can protect our children
• How to throw a child off a bus
• Southeast Qld ‘shuts down’ ahead of deluge
• Senators: No limits to Russia probe
• ‘Carlos’ receives third life sentence
• Zinke: Border wall ‘complex,’ faces geographic challenges
• 12 churchgoer­s die when shuttle bus hits truck
• Allies ramp up bombing in ‘brutal’ Mosul battle
• Letter from beyond the grave heaps more pressure on Zuma
• Judge gives new test to prove sex crimes
• Tis the season for blockbuste­rs
• Ghosts of past haunt Shell
• Now Streaming
• Migration flatters growth stats
• Xero hits million-customer milestone
• City hall ponders tax tactics
• NZ misses out on Samsung model’s household features
• Businesses split on free trade
• NPT sees big gains in Kiwi Property deal
• Kiwis - Glide on the Peace Train
• Actors remain furious
• Dylan to finally pick up Nobel literature prize
• Gingernuts best since Bonecrushe­r?
• Last minute dash for The Orange Agent
• Wexford’s faith in Shinn
• Wellington dig in against Canterbury
• U18 boys single sculls final set to be a thriller
• Williamson wins Hadlee Medal
• Adams makes a rare trip to Addington
• Pullar hopes to maintain good form for Southland team
• Of saints, slogfests and sacks
• Smith had cheek and a ton of talent

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