Waikato Times - 2018-04-05

• Rates pain hits letterboxe­s
• Sophie inspired choice
• Daughter’s tribute to shot hunter
• Facebook? - that’s for mum
• Toys aren’t us
• Fleeing rider crashes into motorcycle store
• Road plans in doubt
• Battle to keep Huntly Memorial Hall heats up
• Comb unearthed on expressway
• Taupo may lose chopper
• Council snoops on quarry protests
• NZ is moving closer to electric car future
• Govt slams Nats over airbag risk
• Nga¯ti Maru set to close $30m deal
• A 150-year-old slice of history gets new role
• Deadly porcupinef­ish found at beach
• Hurt kiwi a message for trappers
• The battle for the 9th Circuit Court falls silent
• When kids grow into tyrants
• Shooter had beef with YouTube policy
• Lawyer jailed for Russia probe lies
• Saudi prince airs cordial Israel ties
• Parents’ 24-year hunt has fine end
• Facebook’s Russia problem still lingers
• Bowhead whales improvise with cool jazz in singing - study
• Nostalgia reigns at King commemorat­ion
• Chaos as major rail strikes hit France
• China vows tit-for-tat response to US tariffs
• Robots replace staff in Italian hotel
• Kiwis hold out on fibre
• Reaching across colour and Time
• Easter, Sheeran boost southern coffers
• Regional airlines eye expansion
• Freight price hike warning
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Virtuoso performanc­e on cards
• A looser Tiger on the loose at Augusta
• Ronaldo gets on his bike
• More heads must roll – Warne
• Brits praise ‘brave’ Black Caps tail
• Gnomes of Masters an odd note
• New Zealand first, and the rest are labouring behind
• Warriors aim to avoid hype
• Parker home, plots comeback
• Corey is the Main man for swim team
• Thorne happy to take his time as coach
• Boult nabs top award
• Captain Kane says bring on more tests
• Aces high good enough for Stags

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