The Southland Times - 2017-06-29

• Science fair a happy hunting ground
• New site to showcase city retail
• One killed in crash with bus
• Stars on show for Matariki Festival
• Milford set to reach 1m tourists
• School honoured at national awards
• Tweaks for arts festival after it runs at loss
• Water baby Axle on road to recovery
• $16b cost for social housing
• Schools will teach digital technology
• Deer takes winter dip at mussel farm
• Graveyard’s past haunts school field
• Protesters have option of diversion
• Chicanepic­tures.com
• Lorde works in mysterious ways
• Health in the south needs help
• Walking with a stone in my shoe
• Rebels exchange weapons for words
• Further cyberattac­ks rock Europe
• Russia rejects US chemical strike warning to Syria
• Revolt delays vote on healthcare bill
• Flammable cladding risk causes chaos
• Mars-sized planet may be hiding at the edge of our solar system
• A coffee to harm the ozone
• Facebook’s community concept
• Apple makes iPhone screen fixes easier
• A bit of a hard-case hotel in remote Sound
• ‘Chips tax’ on unhealthy foods?
• A classic bird with interestin­g habits
• Cyber attack fallout hits Auckland port
• Growing the $50b Maori economy
• Insulation grant extended to landlords
• Dating site warning: ‘steer clear’
• From rat race to home base
• Consumer watchdog gets bigger teeth
• Bassist pays tribute to band
• Warnings called for on show
• Conchords join Disney show
• Popular Kiwi jockey jetting off to India
• Naholo, Laumape called into All Blacks
• Gatland ‘couldn’t give a toss’ at jibes
• Dalton right to spray Spithill
• Tall Blacks stars to miss the Asia Cup
• Last games before division one split
• New boss at Canty Cricket
• The reasons why the Steel a cut above the rest
• Our girls simply the best

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