Waikato Times - 2018-02-15

• Govt tick for Peacocke cash
• Mayors called to Beehive to talk trains
• Death by hacking
• What’s Lydia up to?
• Sweet tribute for teacher
• Businesses bankroll entertainm­ent in city
• Fatal crash footage screened in court
• No DHB boss yet, but accreditat­ion back
• Crickets set to repeat invasion
• ‘Piles of poo’ complaints excessive
• Leadership contenders emerging from ranks
• Woman describes nightmare at the quarry
• Stalker jailed for fifth time
• ‘Police slow to investigat­e their own bad apples’
• Charter school vows to stay open
• Doctor convicted of forging registrati­on form
• Middle-class meat in AI sandwich
• Skinful of memories in forever ink
• Thousands of Tongans left homeless
• US puts death toll at 100 mercenarie­s
• Bribery levelled at Netanyahu
• Teen’s controvers­ial trial to be closed
• Carnival display sparks racism debate
• Charles has no guarantee of Queen’s Commonweal­th role
• Philosophe­r making dream trip to US two centuries after death
• Russia ‘still targeting US politics’
• Treasure trove of champers retrieved
• Blockchain bubble may pop too
• Travelling with tech tiresome
• The good life versus sustainabi­lity
• Birds, whales and mammals all produce albinos
• Fletcher chairman resigns over losses
• Pensions forecast ‘doesn’t look good’: Bagrie
• Hagaman appeal fails at Supreme Court hurdle
• Big power retailers unfazed by competitio­n
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Cambridge Stud lands Kiwi stallion
• Amateurs exceed expectatio­ns
• Auckland chasing ‘four-peat’
• England’s pursuit of All Blacks slowing down
• Dodds confirmed for Games
• Lucky break sets up Williamson
• No medal but locks of gold
• Swedish rally beckons for Kiwis
• Tennis NZ looking for head coach
• SCOREBOARD
• Assured Chapman ready for cauldron
• Coach backs rapid Stokes return to England lineup

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