Waikato Times - 2018-08-07

• A plague of pigeons
• Read back to lead ABs
• Twenty dead after vintage plane crashes
• ‘Synthetics pollute – think wool’
• Railcar returns to rural tracks
• Teens’ trail of destructio­n
• Paint coats win art award
• A worthy performanc­e
• Retaining wall consent cost rocks up to $20k
• More red light cameras
• Patient’s lock-up about to end
• Nurses’ pay gains cause ‘crisis’ for aged care
• Constructi­on crisis talks promise ‘reset’
• Business as usual for PM
• Ardern announces trade board
• Little near centre of Indonesian quake
• Tough lesson for university
• Stick with meat and dairy
• Case for an overhaul of supported learning
• A month on and buses are still not turning up
• Empathy in a world of robots
• Quake islanders flee in dark
• Fires rage as hotspots headed for 48C
• Trump admits dodgy meeting
• PGG Wrightson boss upbeat on seeds sale
• Stuck behind a campervan? It might need charging
• Concern at builders’ cashflow non-compliance
• Fonterra creaming it over A2
• Nothing fowl about these cheeper prices
• Sheep meats are in a sweet spot
• How to know your heart attack risk
• Take a tip from Rigby – he knows how to run
• ‘My 11-year-old’s eating disorder nearly killed her’
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Wartime pilot won an Olympic rowing medal and became a missionary in Africa
• Today in History
• Rufer stays put
• Parker hits back at critics
• Burger feels fit for final
• Cheika: Focus on Bledisloe
• No fast finish for Ko at Open
• Kiwis lose after going ‘toe-to-toe’ with Dutch
• Thomas: Win is for Lyle
• Barrett still reigns
• Shag’s challenge for Laumape
• Hansen’s message for Fifita: build self-belief

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