The Timaru Herald - 2020-03-03

• Guilty of manslaught­er
• India no test for NZ
• Cochlear implants
• Mafioso, 103, laid to rest in Brooklyn
• Wash them, don’t wring them
• ANZ to pay $29m for breach of obligation­s
• No evidence offered at assault trial
• Hailstorm bill over $83m; one of most costly payouts
• Trophy find renews rivalry
• Help coming for Project Turnaround
• Bay playground upgrade nears
• Al Noor targeted in terror threat
• Freedom of speech warning
• More funding call as police complaints up
• Lewis Road creaming it in US
• Notice change may see landlords sell
• Tiny device with a big impact
• Forget the winners, it’s losers who need advice
• Shops should leap into action
• Pope gives up on Lent event to pray in safety
• Jailed British mother thinks she has virus
• French close the Louvre, stop kissing
• Jets shot down, invasion threatened
• Arctic may see ice-free summers in as few as 15 years, study says
• Uighur ‘forced labour’ allegedly making Nike shoes in Chinese factories
• Buttigieg ends run for presidency
• Biden takes campaign to site of historic voting rights protest
• Koi carp found in Hauraki Plains stream
• Billionair­e gets OK to buy NZ farm
• M bovis compo tipped to rise
• Hard discount – quality, fewer products
• Hard-up farmer $6000 handout
• I had a heart attack at 31
• Cape Reinga to Bluff in 66 days is no easy feat
• My daughter wants to sign up to TikTok
• Folau booed in winning UK debut
• Catalyst still targeting for All-Star Mile
• Kiwi golfer’s clubs stolen at NZ Open
• Webster heading to Italy
• All Whites wary of virus threat
• Five takeaways
• Knockout ticks box for Parker
• South Africa steamroll NZ en route to LA title
• Man City complete League Cup hat-trick

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