The Southland Times - 2018-06-14

• Investigat­ion into flat
• Southern celebratio­ns of women getting the vote
• Coastal landscapes under pressure as tourism booms
• MP concerned dumping of calves in landfill a waste
• Farmers brought up to speed
• Concerns raised over Meridian proposal
• Ambergris king never found misplaced stash
• Couples find solutions in costly home market
• Distressed baby upset passenger
• Bold plan to renew city square
• Crew members abandon charity ship
• Racism at the playground a Shore thing
• Teachers, principals to vote on pay offers
• Green turmoil over water export decision
• Jones has had ‘gutsful’ of Fonterra attitude
• Claims of infiltrati­on by China ‘overblown’
• New prison at Waikeria to hold 600 inmates
• Mortgage burden steadily worsens
• Police apology still troubling
• The many Misses who stole hearts
• Stumped by unexplaine­d changes
• Ma¯ori amid the numbers game
• Trump will put off Korea war games
• Mueller warns of continuing Russian meddling
• Greece, Macedonia end 27-year name row
• Saudi-led forces begin assault on Yemen port Yemen
• ‘Provocativ­e’ Meghan shots part of payout case Britain
• Freight in limbo as tugboat strike looms
• Farmers seek halt to logging
• ‘Roseanne’ lessons for NZ employers
• Restaurant takes costly avocado off menu
• Reno sanity-savers
• Don’t be floored by carpets
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Holocaust survivor became champion bridge player and a gambling addict
• DJ leads the one-hit wonders
• Hartley rumours rubbished
• Hadlee recovering from cancer surgery
• Green: No drama over Denver
• ABs lost their compass after Richie retired
• Statement of intent Hansen sticks with first-test lineup
• Calling NZ Football, is there anybody there?

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