The Southland Times - 2018-11-20

• Housing a challenge, but migrant group going strong
• 100 staff quit city council
• Spring snow to make way for rain
• Antarctic trek shows ‘fairer sex’ as tough as men
• Online tool targets woolshed injuries
• Sentencing for deer velvet company delayed
• M. bovis payments hit $6.1m
• Boss fined over bogus panels
• Christmas ‘too dear’ for many Kiwi families
• Engineer’s liability put to test
• Climate reaction ‘urgent’
• Govt to consider Pike River apology
• Women ‘further victimised’
• Abortion: facts and fiction
• Why NZ urgently needs a rural medical school
• Trivial to us but not to Gen Z
• No special trade terms for UK from Pacific bloc
• Trump is ridiculed over advice to rake forest
• Police fend off Chinese officials at summit
• US envoy upbeat after talks with Taliban
• Call for end to UN tribunal
• A2 seeks hefty fees hike for directors
• National backs NZX fear of business exodus
• Warning: Strings attached to cash sweeteners
• Westland farmers are better off
• Large fine for Waikato farm
• Greenpeace takes aim at nitrogen
• Govt cracks down on 80 farmers
• Exercise key to a strong pelvic floor
• The good sorts who run for the good of helping others
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Fantastic local businesses and great shopping
• Kane fires England into finals
• Bozzone happy to be alive
• All Blacks’ system needs an overhaul
• Stockdale:
• After scratchy start Leat now playing for keeps
• ‘Drop it’ Reado
• Tensions rise over ball-tampering bans
• Christmas deadline for Hansen decision

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