The Timaru Herald - 2018-12-04

• Council building leaks again
• Towns’ water issues remain but supplies are improving
• Alpine shares may not be best option – economist
• $6m live cattle shipment from Timaru under fire
• Roncalli tastes top award again
• School rolls up; teacher tally down
• SC qualify for national sevens
• TBHS success stirs rugby talent scouts
• Lill stars as SC wins Hawke Cup opener
• Terracotta warriors arrive at Te Papa
• 14 NCEA exams going digital
• Where Santa surprise went wrong
• Fostering hope and inspiratio­n
• Dirty nappy spoils community pantry
• Stigmatisi­ng the nuclear bomb
• Strangulat­ion penalties toughened under new law
• Who’s running Auckland?
• Auckland too big to ignore
• Christmas has lost its sparkle
• The alarm is ringing, Simon
• Horse racing deaths prompt welfare standoff
• Michelle’s advice for Meghan: Don’t be in such a hurry
• Russia’s ‘leverage’ over Trump
• Macron considers deploying army to prevent another ‘war zone’ in Paris
• Pope worries about gay priests
• Buyer pulls out of Waitomo deal
• ‘Concerns’ drive fuel probe
• Same products, but Aussies get a better deal
• Sheep genetics take big step with new system
• Workplace law ‘a win’
• Hemp is OK for Kiwis, but not cows
• NZ ‘not ready for drought’
• A spot of advice for treating acne
• Running to the right beat
• Fighting in front of your kids not as bad as you think
• Helps to ease the pain
• President who promised a ‘new world order’ failed to command domestic stage
• Today in History
• Tuatara showing potential
• Five times Johnson stepped up
• Coaches blast Euro refs’ calls
• SBW ‘may play on after World Cup’
• Fury’s ring magic
• Downsize just right for Super fans
• ‘Weird’ goal delivers derby delight for Reds
• Motivates Parker
• Funding constraint­s impacting Tall Blacks
• Red card decision ‘was wrong’
• Warriors reveal post Johnson plans

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