The Timaru Herald - 2017-06-20

• Timaru treats fight back against Lions snub
• Pleasant Point family in Seido karate world first
• Geraldine station proposal
• Hadlow to Harbour boosts charities
• New Brough’s Gully plan report released
• Quick-thinking staff member puts out hospital fire
• New lights shining bright at St Mary’s
• Meadsville’s larger-than-life statue
• Whittall’s charges go to appeal
• St John EMTs help roadside birth
• Call for more youth volunteers in SC
• Street light fittings switching to LED
• Qatar crisis a tempest in a teapot
• Trying not to romanticis­e revolution
• One more strike for health boss
• Criminal focus on suspect cladding in Grenfell fire
• ‘I’m going to kill all Muslims’
• Tenure ends for Feds leader
• Speak up over water, urges PM
• Fate of phosphate shipment in limbo
• Palm kernel cap to go on Fonterra farmers soon
• Feds quizz Labour Party on water policy
• Positive signs for a good spring lambing
• Cylones whip up big bills for insurance industry
• Personal tax set to become simpler
• Consumers upbeat despite economy
• Spark commits to future on high st
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Let’s thank our many caring volunteers
• All Blacks on the defence
• What can Oracle Team USA do to catch Team NZ?
• Bamber: I thought our race was done
• Koepka wins US Open
• Baby Blacks unstoppabl­e
• Will Chiefs repeat historic win?
• Kitching wins South Island 800 at Levels track
• Job not done yet, says Burling
• Lions tour diary latest

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