Waikato Times - 2018-07-05

• Rapist on loose in city, cops silent for five weeks
• No-library city no more
• What becomes of the broken hearted?
• Bay City Rollers’ Alan Longmuir
• Plant burger causes turbulence
• Open homes: Ask and you will receive
• Judge to review Scott Watson case
• Tour van driver’s nap fatal for Polish tourist
• Calf scheme canned due to disease fears
• Bringing tuatara back to hotspot
• Polluted air linked to diabetes
• Iwi says T¯ane Mahuta in danger
• Child abuse survivors seek UN aid
• GCSB spied on Kiwis in Pacific, but it was legal
• 6000 sign up for KiwiBuild home on first day
• Peters gets more stick than tick for first two weeks
• Purchase of planes ‘statement’ for NZ
• Smell the meatless future
• In support of nurses and midwives
• Far too many cowboys in renting’s wild west
• An FTA with America?
• Today in History
• Former PM denies corruption charges
• FBI joins FB data scandal probe
• Queen drawn into row over looted treasures
• Suspect arrested in baby-death inquiry
• Macron urges push on militants
• Hut built for leaks cited in James Hardie case
• Price hopes out of step with reality
• Low fees no guarantee of funds’ value: report
• Charm of the farm
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Read returns for Crusaders
• Super Cooper has the Chiefs humming
• Paasi channels his inner Paleaaesin­a
• At a glance
• Sharapova sent packing early at Wimbledon
• Pressure on Wada to explain Froome case
• Two (euphoric) Englishmen abroad

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