Waikato Times - 2017-11-17

• Family comatose after eating wild pig
• Meet Chiefs new boss
• 86 and still going strong
• What an eggcellent idea
• Huntly backs its school principal
• Councillor­s — what they have to say
• Worries over tongue-tie snips ‘fad’
• Fast food giant and charity likened to Pablo Escobar drug cartel
• Tearful MP addresses adoption
• Expect further strikes Collins
• Paper road dispute drags on
• Government looks at wait times for rehab
• Arrest was illegal, says watchdog
• Lebanon likely site of next war
• What are the Greens playing at?
• Founders Theatre
• Army head ‘gained China’s blessing’ for his coup
• Generals could ignore nuke order
• Grasping Grace has long had an eye on the top job
• The melting glaciers that might drown your city
• At UN rights body, Sri Lanka vows new steps to fight torture
• Fears for explorer searching for PNG tribe
• Aust near bottom of climate action heap
• Mexico’s election a risk to US support
• N. Korea: Trump should be executed
• Justice smells like team spirit
• Mis-managed ride to nowhere
• The best on the box
• Aunt Daisy truly a national treasure
• The dead tell tales
• Memory box
• Days of future past
• ‘Low-ball’ Whimp returns with new court bid
• Fonterra incentivis­es share buying
• Minister jumps gun on Amazon tax
• Price hit from $1.3b Powerco upgrade
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Tongan talent nursery in full bloom
• Shock result in RWC: France 24 South Africa 15
• Hayne backs combined Pacific team
• World Rugby has done SA no favours
• ‘Old boys club’ hurt us: Stransky
• Queen ready for crown
• Going in fresh with Daryl Boko a punt
• Bazz’s winning bet halved
• Smart trial from filly
• Postecoglo­u to consider future
• Auckland in control against Northern
• A mixed bag in win over Canada
• Secret wedding for Tutaia, Folau: report
• Parker v Joshua in progress
• At a glance
• Woodward touted

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