Waikato Times - 2018-03-14

• Car nuts’ $250k dream up in smoke
• Kirikiriro­a proposal a no-goer
• Our success stories
• Wheels in motion
• Farmer’s landline battle
• Help more Kiwi kids visit the zoo
• Waikato looks north for water services
• Drive-through costs robber time in jail
• ‘I just wanted to get back to how I was’
• Second Labour sexual assault claim
• Jones reveals panel for regional growth
• Petition delivered to Parliament in coffin
• Education review to include trustee role
• Coroner rules ex-partner killed family in house fire
• Drug dealer loses bid for cash in Tupperware
• Trump and Kim agree to talks
• Military march to health and safety
• Garbled landing instructio­ns may have caused fiery crash
• Putin given attack ultimatum
• Flights to Mars by ‘next year’ ... but be ready to die
• Turkish army advance raises fears of a ‘new Ghouta’
• Briscoe still keen on Kathmandu takeover
• Alibaba’s ‘kung fu’ NZ mission
• Lyttelton Port counts cost of strike
• PM declares ‘strong case’ over US import tariffs
• City campus site an ‘exciting’ opportunit­y
• Giant ‘Jock’ lands in NZ
• Viewing choices likely to grow but gridlock looms
• Modern-day slavery and human traffickin­g in NZ
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Fanatic targets Melbourne Cup after Adelaide victory
• Handicap favours Francalett­a
• Heni headed for Gr 1 test
• Rabada rips through Aussies
• Irish now seem All Blacks’ biggest threat, not Eddie’s army
• Read behind Warriors huddle
• Kearney’s challenge to Luke
• Silva scorches Stoke as City march towards Premier title
• Super Rugby lifeline Ta’avao relishing time with Chiefs
• Burns up for the challenge
• Fale close to buying Warriors
• Owning it like a boss

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