The Timaru Herald - 2021-01-16

• ECan will sniff out odours in Washdyke
• Farewell tributes for former NZ test cricketer
• New track delivers the views
• Building owner may walk away
• Recidivist shoplifter sentenced
• ‘Keep contaminan­ts out of stormwater’
• Appreciate­d mother, volunteer
• SCRoll work continues after WWI centenary
• NZ complacenc­y worries nurse
• Infant vaccinatio­ns falling
• A celebrity friendship that’s not to be frowned upon
• Are road works in New Zealand really as slow as they seem?
• ‘Trump Must Go’ – not a moment too soon
• Scan, scan and scan some more
• Pompeo plants landmines on his way out of office
• Surcharge confusion likely for year’s public holidays
• Michael Hill won’t repay subsidy, despite profits
• Orr says bank has ‘fallen short’
• Sex toy sales at record highs during lockdown
• ASB customers warned about scam text
• Cup graphics fight may not be over
• Shock discovery – electric eels hunt in packs
• WHO scientists arrive in Wuhan to investigat­e coronaviru­s origin
• Fury as UK barrister agrees to prosecute activists in Hong Kong
• Sea rescue changed Sid Salek’s life
• Today in History
• M¯aori and Pasifika build ‘new norm’
• Tomorrow’s architects
• JUMBO CROSSWORD
• BILL MACNAUGHT
• Cooling foods to beat the heat
• Weekend gardener
• Analysis The year NZ must wake up
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Small Toyota in big league
• New Mercedes screen breaks with convention
• General Motor’s new logo aims to electrify image
• Can Kiwi Marks make mega-deal work?
• New Crusader McKay tipped to test Jordan’s speed record
• Why Williamson is THE best package
• Muralithar­an says no one will beat his record
• Come in spinner – Kasperek’s lost time
• Paine brushes off Gavaskar’s call for his head

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