The Timaru Herald - 2018-12-29

• Swimming sites declared safe – for now
• Vandalism spree inflicts extensive damage on Glenavy sharemilke­rs
• Witnesses sought to head-on collision at Pareora
• Bakery doubles effort to feed pie eaters
• Mackenzie’s future looking bright
• Sunshine brings in more Bay revellers
• Cancer patient urges parents to vaccinate
• Dedicated to improving the lives of women and children
• SIS deputy director at the height of the Cold War
• US betrayal nothing new to the Kurds
• Japan’s whaling no longer about science
• What size will your kindness footprints be?
• Changing lives through music
• Emergency ban on China ‘spy firms’
• Pythons recoiled at pretentiou­s V&A show
• Pointe it black: Jagger works on ballet set to Rolling Stones music
• Police smash internatio­nal shopliftin­g syndicate
• Some brands are not as Kiwi as you might think
• A white-knuckle ride on the markets – and more to come
• Energy retailer ordered to cut $1697 power bill
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Ferry experience far from strait forward
• A view of the Southern Sky: Longer nights for stargazing
• Happily bawdy film a new Favourite for the Oscars
• Parody a step backwards
• Aquaman? More like Tangaroa
• A second life for the tree
• Merc SUV bigger than Texas
• Car for thinking drivers
• Battle with tech addiction
• Kiwis hit tweet spot
• Drama after Wild Oats XI’s Syd-Hob victory
• Door not closed on Warner
• Pivac relishes All Blacks challenge
• Hourigan turns new Paige on profession­al circuit
• Still fighting back
• Tons of fun for Latham, Nicholls
• MP: BYO alcohol at the races a ‘Kiwi tradition’
• Breakers banking on Webster to thwart threat of 36ers

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