The Timaru Herald - 2019-03-20

• Discharged: Gunshot victim home
• Gun problem has ‘bolted’
• ‘Give him nothing, not even his name’
• Shooting survivor relives horror massacre
• Telcos in call to action
• Insurers waive terrorism exclusions
• This is Osama’s story
• Rise of far Right was on spy radar
• All-party support on guns
• Widow seeks ‘truth and justice’
• Bleak future for Pareora Dam
• Couple to push for more kids in sport
• Cattle loaded for export to China
• More vigils as SC pays its respects
• MPs should look hard at their policies for racism
• Trump’s role in this ‘sickness’
• Killings suggest we’re too soft
• Public health researcher­s at the University of Otago in Wellington.
• Council of Licensed Firearm Owners
• Firearms Safety Council chairman, and former police national arms control officer
• Retired barrister, and active hunter for more than 50 years
• ‘A major constituti­onal crisis’
• Political forces unite to reject far right
• Orangutan shot 74 times is on mend
• Camps ‘help war on terror’
• True scope of cyclone disaster now revealed
• Prosecutor­s examine Boeing’s ties to regulator
• Insulation firm fallout
• With interest rates so low, are your savings going backwards?
• Banks and Lotto pull online ads
• Website operator mocks NZ police
• Sky block proactive
• Trucks ordered off road
• Farmers mull Westland bid
• Security firms struggle with demand
• Lunch box (or office) supplies
• Recipe: Chocolate delice
• High hopes for elegant pregnancy
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Warriors’ greatest 25 players
• Hartley ready for Formula E
• McIlroy to crack Masters code
• If not Crusaders then what name?
• Barrett reflects on shootings
• Roos star backs Kearney’s call
• Misgivings about name
• Is Ireland coach Schmidt at risk of burnout?

The Timaru Herald - 2019-03-19

The Timaru Herald - 2019-03-21