The Timaru Herald - 2020-03-28

• Lockdown ‘reasonably’ good
• Police ask Coupland’s stores to close
• Furry friends do best out of the lockdown
• Alliance says safety measures in place
• Obey the rules and stay home, district mayors urge
• More help for business and workers
• Westpac: 200,000 jobs will go
• NZ’s coronaviru­s cases jump to 368
• The news continues during lockdown
• Avoiding our destructiv­e ‘habit energies’
• Postponing Olympics was inevitable
• The definition of ‘your bubble’ is unclear
• India’s poor – no work, don’t eat
• Sweden stands alone by staying out of step on lockdowns
• Mad Butcher closes, boss gutted
• ‘Air New Zealand may have to sell planes’
• Talented theatre trio honoured
• Garden joy for times of isolation such as now
• Kind art lover’s portrait
• Flu pandemic a lesson
• Chop-chop chicken Weekend kitchen
• Stay at home, make new plants
• Book of the week
• Holy Chicken! Spurlock is back
• The right Platform
• A fabulous Fargo-esque comedy
• Wahlberg’s Spenser fails to fire
• IPad with extra dimension of precision
• Fitness industry goes virtual
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK RITCHIE
• BMW puts 2 where 3 used to be
• Mercedes shares future Vision
• VW teases new Amarok ute
• Racecaller making his mark in HK
• Crisis mode nothing new for rugby
• Why Ellis was happy to leave Japan behind
• An empty stomach for couch potatoes
• Bishara Verry grateful for top mare
• NRL sponsors could ‘walk away in droves’
• NZ champion flees Covid-19 hot spot
• Super Rugby players are no longer match-fit
• NNZ’s plans fall victim to pandemic
• NRL rocked by TV deal bombshell

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