The Timaru Herald - 2021-01-23

• ‘Daily miracles’ may be at risk
• Shortage of seats stresses parents
• A caring legacy in Fairlie
• Sloggers back after 130 years
• Young gun chasing success on greens
• Theatre Royal revamp project begins
• Trampers urge QR codes at huts, campsites
• Saliva tests for border workers
• Globetrott­ing family ‘happily stuck’ in NZ
• NZ may have to step up to cut emissions
• Deep-sea trawling proposal slammed
• Understand­ing history doesn’t mean we have to agree with it
• Biden and the road not taken
• Putin’s power may last years but regime his on the skids
• Bank branch closures
• Google threatens to kill search if media code becomes law
• Ministers push Johnson for full closure of British borders
• Smiling Fauci takes US back into WHO
• Trappist beer crisis over shortage of new monks
• Trade Me data shows more jobs in regions than before Covid-19
• Air cooler deemed ‘pointless’
• Annual inflation higher than expected
• Coca-Cola to repay $7.2 million
• Doco considers rise and fall of Raid
• Kiwi brings new twist of Screw
• Film’s magpies steal the show
• Nothing new about tiny homes
• Turning detritus into art
• Weekend gardener
• Legacy to the arts will last for years
• Philosophe­r widely recognised for work on race and IQ
• Today in History
• A Grand way to go camping
• Renault teases all-electric supermini
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Carey puts tests ahead of T20 series against Black Caps
• Business as usual NZOC says despite Covid rising in Japan Back to the future for Chch marathon
• Player announces positive Covid test
• Women’s S’PORT is 100 per cent worth supporting
• Hammer glamour: Duo put the hammer down
• Is it time for Farah Palmer to smash glass ceiling at NZR?
• Fogg lifts to fulfil dual driving gigs
• Impotent Reds left red-faced at Anfield fortress
• Ridenton relishing return ride at Phoenix
• Innes hopes Aegon can seal million-dollar deal

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