The Timaru Herald - 2017-06-22

• Gateway programme success ‘fantastic’
• Multi-cultural centre’s upgrade hits a cost hurdle
• Planning 50 years ahead
• Economic developmen­t, ECan in candidate’s sights
• New shops, new signs of growth on Stafford St
• Falloon outlines big post-election plans
• Author’s debut novel imagines Timaru in five decades’ time
• ‘Mad scientists’ in shortest day plunge
• PM denies a coverup on Barclay
• Killer’s family unable to monitor his bail
• Jayden gets ‘Sound of Music’ role
• New community accounts service
• Chipping away at old prejudices
• Fire serves as a stark reminder for cost-cutters
• Spies should be no help
• Trump: China cannot rein in N Korea
• DUP playing hardball with Tories
• Police checked on van driver
• Why virtual reality has stalled
• Typewriter­s click with a new generation
• Reading to your kids helps set them up for life
• What foods can cause flatulence?
• Support work trainees get slice of $7m
• Kaikoura earthquake claims top $1.8b
• Data shows mixed bag for tenants
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Lions coach tracking well at the races
• Test series against the Lions ‘tougher than World Cup’
• LIONS TOUR DIARY
• Top four make flying start
• It’s all in the family for the Marrs
• Ioane gets nod ahead of Savea
• Otago too good for Timaru Boys’

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