Waikato Times - 2018-02-28

• Begging in the ’burbs
• Waikato may not benefit from Bridges
• Villains or victims?
• Dining out on homecoming
• Bridges leads Nats, Bennett deputy
• Teaching still popular option in Waikato
• Unique summer pushes power usage up
• Spike in crime wrong – police
• PM names Peters minister of disarmamen­t
• Renton pleads not guilty to protest-related charge
• Petition for ban on plastic in the bag
• Champ biker makes uphill progress
• Five Eyes residents only needed to clean spy hub
• Rural recycling a real no-brainer
• Life lessons for blackboard jungle
• Euthanasia
• Arming teachers
• Arctic heat stuns scientists
• Trump says he would have run into school
• Crown prince sacks top generals before UK visit
• Erdogan touts girl as future martyr
• EU demands put Brexit plan at risk
• #MeToo gives Lewinsky fresh view of scandal
• Companies pull rodeo sponsorshi­p
• More high-strength beer on offer
• Illegal tradies deported
• New $5.5m stadium for Waitomo
• Summerset adds sites to portfolio
• Waikato fruit-packing tech firm sold offshore for $67m
• Fonterra signs big Bangladesh deal
• Pensioners living well on NZ Super alone
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Satherley shows the world
• Training treble for Nyhan
• Australia beckons smart three-year-old Sacred Day
• Discipline­d approach? You must be joking
• Watling on the mend and keen to test himself
• Hartley runs Hamilton close in test session
• Themanwho propped up the All Blacks retires
• Williamson in doubt for ODI
• Bennett issues plea for support at road race
• Artisans offer unique fare
• Perfect a potluck party
• Spread out for a picnic
• Mad for mullets: It’s a ‘party out the back’

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