Waikato Times - 2015-06-16

• Nancy El-Gamel
• Bid to sell excess land labelled sneaky deal
• Ruggerkidz activates youngsters
• Public cash tagged for $12k arts plan
• Inspiring story from personal experience
• Strike action suspended as DHB speaks with union
• Young harmony singers pitch perfect
• Waikato moves fast on water option
• Researcher­s bridging gap between action sports and the Olympics
• Staff cautious on house ruling
• Writer aims to bring script to big screen
• Amy Childs.
• Formula for good leadership earns reward
• Oil change riles property owners
• Farm values increase regional rate take
• Community gathers for favourite son
• Students oppose parking charge plan
• Jury still deciding Chen trial verdict
• Air NZ cuts maintenanc­e engineers
• Dairy dive set to cool economy
• State houses sold cheap – Labour
• NZ to join Asian infrastruc­ture bank
• Services boosted in May
• Thousands of refugees escape battle over town
• US claims airstrike killed terrorist leader
• Not even Clooney can defuse big budget bomb
• Escaped zoo animals add danger to flood clean up
• ‘Cowards’ lured teen bomber
• Accused president awaits court ruling
• ‘Can you hear me?’ Sunlight revives lander
• Anger over Jamie’s school spy cam
• Drystock farmers quietly pleased
• DIRA a distractio­n in Fonterra debate
• Farming becomes a paper-pushing exercise
• Single-handedly lifting a downed cow
• Hardaker hiked debt
• Fonterra now paying the piper
• Trans-Pacific blow
• Evans taken to task
• Assisted dying
• The quake gods
• Talented quartet a boost for team Marsh
• Noble duo are set to impress
• Hazard warning
• No 1: Ko surrenders her spot at the top
• I’m not dead yet, bloodied Blatter hints
• Burling, Tuke on top in Weymouth
• Defeat a blow to Olympic dreams
• Magic stars unsure about future
• Flanker Cane stays loyal to Chiefs

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