The Southland Times - 2018-12-28

• Statham set to defend his title
• Work visa feedback urged
• Twenty questions for long summer road trips
• Trump defends troop pullout on Iraq visit
• No-swim alerts at Auckland beaches
• Amazon job ads hint at NZ presence
• New blue cod strategy not enough for some
• Miscarriag­e of justice claim dismissed
• Oreti’s sand dunes need our protection
• Boxing Day a strong finish
• Peter Rabbit’s cemetery residence council-approved
• Fuel mixup could prove costly
• Sparrow that can sing? Not really
• ‘Backyard’ cricket pitch on sandbar
• Blaze at poultry farm kills 50,000 chickens
• Rites and wrongs of wharf jumping
• It’s always the season for a kind word
• Beijing’s sinister campaign sows fear among Muslims
• ‘Impressive’ cancer breakthrou­gh
• Russia is poised to add hypersonic nuclear warhead to its arsenal
• Restaurant rescued from ‘dire’ impact of restrictio­ns
• Quirky listings got the views on Trade Me in 2018
• Dow rebounds over 1000 points
• Butlers Reef always tuned to the right band-width
• Nothing like a classic soundtrack
• Best-ever summer holiday
• . . . in Tahiti
• Keep an eye out for these movies
• Thrilling premise let down by ‘hokey denouement’
• Pioneering Kiwi artist and feminist set out to produce ‘new myths for our time’
• Today in History
• Running folk hero dies at 84
• How Rudan changed the fortunes of the Nix
• Black Caps selection options in spin dryer
• Team Kiwi find home away from home off the tennis court
• Boult brilliance lifts Black Caps
• Neesham, Bracewell recalled to one-day squad
• Co-operative proves its value in drought
• Beltex sheep impress Southland farmer
• High hopes for planned Beltex stud
• Business as usual under Brexit transition
• Stock manager in race to be region’s top young farmer

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