Waikato Times - 2018-04-25

• Cheap seat fans get swanky neighbours
• Warning of Putaruru E coli arrives ‘too late’
• Waikato’s golden glow
• Lino’s a winner
• Coromandel fast food stoush brews
• Dugouts, old wine and camel falls
• $10k not enough for brazen bank robber
• DOC wrong allowing 70 glacier trips daily
• Sanctions to shrink in overhaul of welfare – PM
• Stressed military vets get $1m govt grant
• Purple flower with links to WWI
• Ardern lauds Kate’s powers of recovery
• North Korea just wants to feel safe
• Assuaging our guilt in the wild
• Heavens above
• The right movie for your child
• Baby Cambridge says hello to the world
• Van attack unlikely to be terrorism
• Shark leaves man thrice bitten but not shy of nature
• Australia to join cyber ‘war’ versus ‘Crimsonia’
• Caravan migrants tell Trump asylum ‘is a right’
• Police issue images of scientist’s killers
• FMA seeks wind-up of Forestland­s
• Truckies point the finger at regulator
• Publisher confirms news closures
• Life insurance lessons from Body Worlds
• How not to gripe about the boss
• Tenanted premises on offer downtown
• Expansion potential at popular camp site
• Fashion victims
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Spells likely for Gibbs pair
• Ringo makes solid progress
• Public stoning of Folau is obscene
• Aussies urged to release star player
• Wood proves his worth for Burnley
• Phoenix chairman wants league clarity
• Saints, Sharks loom large in NBL
• Fisher questions her Olympics motivation
• Adams: Kiwi normal is weird in US
• Black Ferns to play in double-headers
• All Blacks to play in Christchur­ch
• Embattled Umaga backed by Blues boss
• Daley interviewe­d for Kiwis job
• Adams cops elbow as OKC face eliminatio­n
• Some sweet scones to savour
• Simmer the good stuff
• Queen Bey’s yellow jersey

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