The Timaru Herald - 2018-02-20

• South Canterbury hunkers down for possible severe weather
• Residents support Tongan community
• Roads not at fault in crashes - Gaskin
• Swimmers smash old school records
• Algal blooms remain a pet problem
• Blessing for pa¯ under harbour bridge
• Labour, Kingitanga starting afresh
• New Nat MPs put Mitchell into race
• Govts must guard vulnerable voices
• Minding our languages
• Charges spark Trump tweet storm
• Medication may reset stroke patient’s brain
• Brazil battles yellow fever and a viral anti-vaccinatio­n campaign
• Oxfam’s Haiti head ‘liked lesbian shows’
• The winged angels that drop life-saving blood into Africa’s remotest areas
• Crash plane had been grounded for 7 years
• Ponder this before taking a babymoon
• Why it’s so hard to drink in moderation
• Savvy merino farmers profit
• Scientists turn ‘ashes’ into gold
• Battle of sexes for rural contest
• Cow disease puts young farmer off owning stock
• Split-flock strategy is a winner for Jones family
• Arable farmers pay the price for fire ban
• ANZ, Westpac cut fees at rival ATMs
• House-buyer confidence improves
• Lofty goals dominate digital debate
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Colgan climbs on Derby favourite as Myers replaced
• Jack’s Legend nearing return
• Lazarus needs miracle
• Ellerslie tilt depends on flights
• Top mare Brisbane bound
• NZ in final despite loss
• Latham: Ready to break drought
• Crusaders wary of McKenzie
• Paddon fades to fifth in Sweden
• Sadowski-Synnott qualifies fifth in snowboard big air

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