The Southland Times - 2018-03-29

• ‘It’s no accident; we planned for this’
• Bonamia probe rules out illegal activity
• Big flooding risk predicted for Southland
• First Church blessed with second chance
• MPI on hunt for source of Mbovis
• New appointmen­t in Bowls Southland
• Roadside rage leads to shooting
• NZ versus Facebook
• Hospital cuts hydrothera­py pool services
• SH1 to reopen around the clock
• How to stay safe on the roads at Easter weekend
• Unit to highlight inaction on housing
• Influx for Sheeran a modern-day gold rush
• Sharks, pies and accountabi­lity
• Poverty: Pay now or later
• Govt transition­ing in wrong direction
• The warmth of early Easter
• The race for the 2018 Galbraith Shield
• Russians demand justice over fatal fire
• Trump eyes military paying for wall
• Kim, Xi hail links after historic visit
• Angry Catalans block highways
• Whistleblo­wer says workers lived in fear
• Replays may aid Alzheimer’s patients
• We only need one 5G network
• It’ll take more than #DeleteFace­book
• The shipwreck that led to pedal car bounty
• ‘Bikelash’ over cycleway stress
• The many merits of invasive weed toetoe
• Sky shares sink as it loses rugby rights lead
• Builder shortage behind quality concern
• Contact ends solar price perk to legacy customers
• Fifty-six year harness veteran retires from training
• Youthful duo ready for Group One test
• Collett gets ticket to ride in Singapore
• Winx will stay at home in Aust
• Reaction, rebels, overseas derbies
• Durante calls for decisive action on Phoenix coach
• Warriors brace for toughest challenge
• Different words, same confidence
• England, Italy draw
• From glowering face-off to Clark Kent
• Another turn in spinners’ selection
• Three pack changes for Highlander­s

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