The Timaru Herald - 2023-02-04

• Whānau day set to be biggest yet
• Upgrade waits as crashes pile up
• An experiment­al view of the Central Otago landscape
• Orari Buildings becomes urban street art canvas
• Key players silent in gang shooting trial ‘‘. . . blood was pouring out of his buttock. There was a sizeable little hole, about a knitting needle size. He was frustrated, angry and in a little bit of shock.’’ A witness gives evidence about the shooting
• More of the same for rest of summer
• ‘I dropped the ball’: Mayor
• Waitangi Day firsts for leaders
• How to avoid a war between the West and China
• Waste plant
• Priceless present
• US to provide longer-range weapons, air defence system
• Hunter Biden fights back over scandal threatenin­g his father
• Builders warned boom coming to an end
• Damp start to beginning of year for consumer spending
• Campaign to halt ‘looming’ rent increases
• New low for January house sales in Auckland market
• Compassion­ate scientist-turned-hero ‘‘He was doing the work no-one wanted to do.’’
• Musical genius whose tastes ran to Elvis and Beethoven
• Today in History
• What to do in the garden this week
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• The titles to look out for from this year’s Sundance Film Festival
• Honestly, if you thought ‘‘grumpy trees’’ was a daft way for the world to end in The Happening, just wait until you hear what Shyamalan is feeding us this time.
• Brilliantl­y bonkers Bollywood blockbuste­r
• A genrecross­ing feat of storytelli­ng
• Webb of intrigue: The man behind the Crusaders’ production line
• Mody gets mad, Breakers get better
• Teenage striker has instinct to succeed
• One test for Jamieson on comeback
• Phoenix boss hits out at NZ Football over coach saga

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