The Timaru Herald - 2020-02-05

• Events drive bumper to bumper traffic
• Irrigators flay pipeline plan
• We need truth and reconcilia­tion
• Businesses told to gear up to keep workers safe
• Lake frontage pathway plan for Tekapo
• Lower speeds needed near schools
• Rallying behind the relay
• ‘Role of the school is to teach facts’
• Pie man still gets buzz being busy Kate back talking Kiwi
• Skate park design ticked
• State of emergency in Southland
• Peters to Bridges: You looking for trouble?
• Ka¯ka¯po¯ beats deadly disease
• Details emerge in murky NZ First donations
• Ugly threats after Tolley hearing date
• Access to justice problemati­c
• Property market bounces back
• Cheer up, Greens, all’s not lost on transport
• Cleansing quality of air
• Who gets final say on Whakaari?
• Wave of terrorists due to be released
• McCormack survives leadership challenge by Joyce
• Doctors use Ebola, HIV drugs to fight virus
• Icy fruit treats for after school
• The smooth transition
• Influentia­l guitarist whose dissonant, post-punk sound won a cult following
• Today in History
• Critics lay into ‘arrogant’ Jones
• NZ’s Parker set to fight unheralded Winters
• Hawks keep eye on Adams
• Foster must be the great innovator
• Super Rugby team of the week: Crusaders
• Of persisting with Southee
• Indians rise in rankings
• Williamson looks on again
• New Crusaders midfield duo off to flyer
• Ioane faces lengthy stint on sideline

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