The Timaru Herald - 2020-06-27

• Let’s bring it on
• Space-age rockets trial plan worries Pukaki Airport users
• Fake $50 notes piling up
• Fairlie artist’s paintings have a fascinatin­g background
• Rich architectu­ral harmony of Oamaru and Timaru stones
• Fairlie teacher’s house below health standards
• Tourist operators get DOC charges waived
• New retail store opens in Butterfiel­ds building
• Coronaviru­s documents unveiled
• $85m for Queenstown infrastruc­ture
• Spray and walk away is not good enough
• Health review
• Putin poll ‘most biased’ of post-Soviet era
• Federal police search Labor MP’s house
• Some rehiring but 92,000 job losses
• Union warns of oil jobs shockwave
• Govt supporting more workers
• Stuff’s winding road to digital leadership
• Turns 20 stuff From unwanted child to biggest NZ website TURN TO
• Sweet as a nut
• Take an hour out with the birds
• Book of the week
• Coogan fans will gobble up Greed
• Revisit Britain’s rock against racism
• Take flight for terrific terror in the skies
• Fright Nights relived
• SUSAN THOMAS
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD QUICK CROSSWORD
• Audi’s two flavours of fast
• Wallace: ‘It’s not about racing, it’s about race’
• Fitzy: Boks rivalry as compelling as ever
• Bubble-free baseball has its challenges
• Women’s World Cup 2023: 23 things you need to know
• Double internatio­nal tips ABs over Kangaroos
• Crusaders’ Mr Versatile hailed as ‘special talent’
• Chiefs-Crusaders rivalry goes up another notch
• At a glance

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