Waikato Times - 2018-06-23

• Dogs eat the darndest things
• ‘I should be safe in my own home’
• Recipe for happy families
• Surf, sand, and rising tides
• One hundred laps in 60 minutes
• Climbers scour bluffs in hunt for missing man
• New distillery casts golden glow in town
• Dogs eat darndest things
• Elderly face a grim fate
• No tiny task ahead for this Samaritan
• Migrants find the doors closing across Europe
• Home is where the heart once roamed
• Mortimer — The man behind Taitua Arboretum
• What’s the hair hiding, bearded one?
• Family reunion policy unclear
• Sara Netanyahu charged with fraud
• Italy’s Conte swayed to attend summit
• Pope backs refugee integratio­n, bishops
• Bunny brand joining the modern world
• Footpaths: The good, the bad and the ugly
• This year’s most haunting doco
• Road movie off target
• Jurassic’s Fallen to a new low
• Alexa’s assistance spreads to hotels
• Fund managers wary of Fletcher board
• Asbestos exposed at Waiwera facility, sacked contractor says
• Michael Hill to close all Emma & Roe stores
• Web giants MIA when things go wrong
• Stickler for use of medical statistics
• Olympian won basketball golds as a player and a coach
• The gorilla who learned sign language
• Maguire era starts for Kiwis
• Marsters chosen to start at centre
• McCullum confronts drug test ‘rumblings’
• Messam: Chiefs’ culture ‘awesome’
• Gibbes ‘caught off guard’ by French offer
• England now one win away from rare whitewash
• Croatia on a high, Argentina on brink
• All Blacks wary of history lesson
• Bauer confirmed for Tour de France to support Yates

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