The Timaru Herald - 2019-02-14

• It’s hard at bottom
• Merger may cost jobs at Ara
• Maggie Barry’s afe haven
• Nasa’s hunt for missed Opportunit­y
• Hunters threaten smelliest fruit
• What’s happening with Cryptopia?
• Romance is alive and well in a tiny house
• Health scare for 55 patients
• Wharf repairs rule out cruise ships this year
• Asbestos confirmed on walkway
• The secret to long-lasting love
• Ultra race to test limits
• Cheaper homestays tax change winners
• Fighting through the night
• Man Limes into harbour
• Pensioner mauled a third time
• Forensic tests on blood and fibres
• Questions over census may affect electorate­s
• Reform of polytechs proposed
• Polytechs go back on the tools
• Shameful attack shows our streets aren’t safe
• Love gifts or scary messages
• Desperate people must wait for aid
• ‘Green Deal’ vote targets Dems
• Guzman gone, violence remains
• Trial of Catalan separatist leaders begins
• Cuba targets opposition ahead of vote
• Average punt matches cost of dinner
• Growth on horizon, says Orr
• Landlords pay for ignoring smoke alarm rules
• Tougher, more costly WOFs in the offing
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Oceanograp­her aided D-Day landings and understand­ing of climate change
• Today in History
• How the All Blacks could look in 2020
• Root hailed for gay sledge reply
• Zoi eyes more success
• Hartley happy back in endurance racing
• Rudan must stay: Durante
• Players of influence: The countdown continues
• Tight five hold key to Canes’ success
• All Black exodus set to increase – Fatialofa
• Sun, surf . . . and Super Rugby
• Basketball holds court in school numbers

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