The Southland Times - 2019-02-22

• Birthday to remember for lawyer
• DHB deficits top $200m
• Music festivals hit mainstream
• Climate change casualty
• Cars shut out of resort’s lakefront
• Syrian civilians leave last Isis enclave PAGE 13
• Survivors are heroes too
• Why the Oscars make no sense at all
• CTV families being ‘manipulate­d’: minister
• Two charged in Dunedin homicide
• Biddle pulls out of mayoralty race
• ‘Wild’ horse the love of rider’s life
• Woman’s grandma ‘could recall her mum screaming’
• Cautious reaction: ‘Nothing off table’
• Ministry scopes biosecurit­y levy
• Fruitfly response widens
• Lawyer says Burdett knew killer
• Tilt at radio record may come with side-effects
• Call for free GP visits for cancer patients
• Teen sprints past health setback
• No surprise Trump’s obstructio­n goes on
• A grumpy old sign of our very scary times
• Where is sorry in all of this?
• Many benefits to being a member of a club
• Abuse victims want meeting with pope
• US and Bangladesh say brides aren’t welcome
• Stonehenge rocks traced to source
• May puts on positive face after defections
• Cullen-led group calls for tax cuts and CGT
• Minority report: Trio of dissenters speaks out
• Property investors warn of downside
• Black Caps’ rocky road
• Henry puts Canterbury on top
• So much to mull over so early on
• Post-World Cup exodus is a ticking time bomb
• Hot-shot Walsh reigns supreme at Halbergs
• Whitelock is wary of Reds
• Deer numbers on the rise
• Determinat­ion pays off for local farmer
• Girl power reigns in first Junior contest
• Action network helping southern farmers
• Mycoplasma Bovis meeting in Gore today
• Catchment Groups empowering rural communitie­s
• Balfour farmer encouragin­g knitting
• Long associatio­n with Young Farmers

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