The Timaru Herald - 2019-02-23

• Call for cameras on Waihao River
• Walsh dared to dream big – his first coach told him to
• Opuha Dam a ‘success story’: visiting Nats
• Barkers developmen­ts on track for September
• SPCA reveals worst animal abuse cases
• Anzac leaders reassert their commitment to Five Eyes
• Research on bus drivers’ work conditions withheld
• Trump’s fake ‘national emergency’ to keep his promise
• Pains and gains of New Zealand tax reform
• Border closures aim to block aid
• Jackson estate sues HBO over doco
• Meghan’s extravagan­t shower sparks flood of indignatio­n
• Letters reveal Charles Dickens’ dastardly plan for his wife
• MBS shrugs off western fury with Beijing deals
• Economists expect CGT-led price falls
• Why Kiwi theatre is so bad
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Renovation­s herald historic papers
• Night sky activity aplenty for March
• He felt a need to serve city
• Forever defined by rivalry with her sister
• Hands-on deliciousn­ess
• Dream cast deliver in Stan & Ollie
• Wholly unsurprisi­ng drama fails to spark
• Portman’s Vox adrift in a sea of songs
• It is vital to backup your photos
• At a glance
• Ford tries to escape the ordinary
• Coll fires up over squash omission
• Warriors to decide on Luke move to Eels
• Breaking with tradition
• Porteous reveals anxiety battles
• Steel, Pulse shape as title favourites
• Shawn now a long-shot for Breakers
• Pressure in from within – Bloxham
• Kiwi’s history-making row across Atlantic Whittaker’s not so subtle dig at Adesanya
• Young Cacace the Phoenix’s quiet achiever
• Fenton earns two-year extension with Phoenix
• Moody takes the blame for nasty injury

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