Waikato Times - 2017-06-28

• Axe attack: Dairy owners fighting back
• ‘Flood of fire’ engulfs family home
• Skill set in short supply
• Human chain protests uni staff cuts
• Open up city, says designer
• Police to reopen Barclay file
• Space data to help boost industries
• Prison wedding ‘revolting’ - Upston
• Two interns may have broken visa rules
• Govt lawyers say case not ‘practical’
• Garlic’s scent a heady perfume
• Carla of the Fendi empire dies
• Urban sprawl
• Euthanasia debate
• Tight fit as new carrier gets under way
• Trump cheers as court backs ban
• Dali’s remains to be dug up over paternity claim
• Senate passage of health bill uncertain
• Canadian first female infantry officer to captain Queen’s guard
• Cup victory a chance for sales pitch
• Mainfreigh­t founder fires salvo
• Concrete delivery problems create stress for builders
• Businesses migrate in search of office space
• Sheep and beef farmers bullish
• ‘Too many’ shut out of housing
• Reserve Bank cautious on social media
• NZX plans to scrap junior markets
• Pumpkin Patch owes ANZ $32m
• Hello M’Lady back on track
• Walker set to return after five months off
• Shailer returns to Aussie to run Waller’s stable
• My intentions were honourable: Kaino
• Trust me, we will be celebratin­g
• It’s an obsession and . . . I have lived the dream
• An amazing journey for us as a team
• Nationalit­y rules to be tightened
• Can the Steel stand up?
• NZ duo to ride Tour de France
• Aussie contract dispute worsens
• Fekitoa’s move to France rubbished
• Comeback kings fly the flag
• I want the ultimate comfort food

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