Waikato Times - 2017-03-27

• Labour lukewarm on Waikato med school
• Carnival comes alive on the battlefiel­d
• Nina’s at top of her polo game
• Mr G’s cliff with a face
• Inmates finding art on the inside
• PM quiet on inquiry into raid
• Foul play not ruled out as search continues
• Girlfriend taking Kiwi’s loss hard
• Taxi ‘to keep women safe’
• NZ: world leader for endangered species
• Speedy mail service makes quiet times fly
• Scammer overcomes suspicions
• Here’s an idea – pay cuts at city hall
• Abortion laws
• Hit & Run book’s claims demand answers
• Governor-General
• Obamacare will explode, says Trump
• Civilian deaths halt Mosul strikes
• Las Vegas killing not terror attack
• Attack timeline: 82 seconds of horror
• Papal plea for compassion
• Prepare for Debbie now, authoritie­s say
• Endangered albino children seek care in US
• Turkey’s applicatio­n to join EU wanes with Erdogan
• Brave new world or dystopian nightmare?
• Cancers can be ‘random mistakes’
• ‘Heat not burn’ tobacco probe
• Civil liberties fears in bank reports
• Ratings agency praises NZ economy
• Unlocking the Asian diversity dividend
• E-commerce key to China sales
• Health insurance dilemma for boomers
• Vinery costly for jockeys
• Master trainer does it again in Tulloch Stakes
• From 30 lengths last to victory
• All Whites told to finish job in style
• Super weekend for NZ teams
• Ronaldo on target; Dutch in danger of missing out
• Cargo’s heroics do job for Melville
• Bloodied Merry absolute star for Black Sticks
• ‘Jedi’ Jumeau fights for UFC dream
• Garvey, 16, wins strokeplay title and eyes double
• Vettel to the metal
• Cracker catch bags captain
• Magic make winning start under returning Kopua

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