The Southland Times - 2017-07-27

• Fishermen demand answers
• Otago workers pushing hard to remove water
• City i-Site to trial pilot to lure migrants
• It’s time to embrace Airbnb
• Disqualifi­ed driver says he was taking new car ‘for a run’
• People demand tougher standards
• Pensioner to pay $500 to St John
• Abseilers enjoy a labour of love
• Turei faces questions next week
• English wants tactical votes for Dunne, Seymour
• Farmers say rabbit control is a ‘train wreck’
• Finding the right tourism balance
• Auckland not the only game in town
• Truly, is this recycling?
• Motorised engine arrives in the south in 1912
• Do you know your bivalve from a univalve?
• New study of people reveals three habits for a longer life
• Cardinal fronts court on sex charges
• Peace in Libya takes big step closer
• Sperm counts at ‘shocking’ levels
• ABEquipmen­t has been servicing the needs of Southland industry for over 20 years and their commitment to providing top quality products and a comprehens­ive back-up service remains their priority.
• 11 tips and tricks for Spotify
• The reason your wi-fi feels so slow
• Quake insurance facing shakeup
• Your groceries: Smaller, dearer
• Trade Me reveals data requests
• Watchdog declines merger of insurers
• Fuji Xerox halts government contract bids
• Go-slow on carbon credit overhaul
• Reflecting on Kiwi actors’ roles
• Model’s trolling upsets Trump
• Could this really be 2017’s funniest movie?
• Manhattan Flame running hot
• Kiwi switches his focus to longer distance
• Ledecky eases to another routine win
• Highlander­s get it wrong to bag ref
• Olympics a burden not a prize
• Auckland kicking ace heads south
• Wyndham out to defend division one crown

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