Waikato Times - 2018-09-01

• ‘Not very Kiwi’
• Wintec relaunches Flowers inquiry
• Bali mum’s closer to flying home
• Most councillor­s criticise protest
• Leave colonial statues alone, says historian
• Waikato farmers face $30k dairy cut
• Body’s ‘deathly pallor’ haunts man
• Red light runner’s luck ends in crash
• Way cleared for Manning’s visit
• Billions earmarked for roads, rail, paths
• Conflict of interest report to be released
• PM stresses ‘high expectatio­ns’
• Dancer has Irish dazzle
• Nurses dismayed by lump sum payments
• Kiwi entertaine­r ‘kicked’ child bully
• High-seas treaty — it’s a real possibilit­y
• Decent MP salaries serve a purpose
• New Zealand rugby model a failure
• Sport played a major part of Daphne Catley’s life
• Roll on, Circle Jerk
• Scholars confirm Maya bark ‘book’ is genuine article
• Pogrom mood sweeps Germany
• Amazon may not release new Allen movie
• Polar bear kills Inuit hunter
• French cinema’s leading man accused of rape
• Australian film-maker jailed for espionage
• Judge postpones opening of shooting season for grizzlies
• Mother ‘a force of nature’; an inspiratio­n for McCain
• UN fears ‘perfect storm’ in new govt offensive against rebel-held Idlib
• New PM turns the other cheek
• Give killer police medals – Tropical Trump
• Shoppers run as shots fired in mall
• Ruling for First Nations halts troubled pipeline
• Rate hike unable to halt peso slide
• Au pair decisions haunt ex-minister Dutton
• Milking it
• The hard truth about immigratio­n
• Seasonal uprising
• Beautiful Revolution­ary Laura Elizabeth Woollett Scribe) $36
• Manipulati­ve Dance hurts Spitfire celebratio­n
• Haunting portrait of a honeymoon
• Singapore fling disappoint­s
• Miles of action in Wahlberg thriller
• CHRIS JACKSON
• Wartime mascot Major Major didn’t come home
• Banker owed $500m to Inland Revenue
• Quadripleg­ic sailor guided boat by breathing through straws
• Dream job his at just 32
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Kiwis get all revved up over written-off vehicles
• Mobile market worries watchdog
• Hundreds of callers to IRD threaten self-harm
• Keeping tabs on numbers that matter
• Gold cheaper as shares continue prolonged run
• The moral of the vacuum cleaner sale: Don’t get sucked in
• Rusof in line for Kiwi Group One
• Scott Base thrives ahead of Gr1 tilt
• No fairytale finish but plenty of moments
• NZ Rugby takes steps to bail out the battling Blues
• SEVEN MOMENTS THAT MADE THE MAN
• At a glance
• The ups and downs of following the Warriors
• Once were written off, now they’re real contenders
• Walsh hits top gear with clutch throw
• ‘There is no magic drink on a Monday morning’
• Tetraplegi­a tough battle for body and mind
• Odd pep talk from umpire spurs Kyrgios
• Famous tracks face closure
• Am Cup will be up close and personal
• Geitz’s influence was widespread, says Ellis
• Picture perfect property
• Lifestyle block a rare find
• Outstandin­g opportunit­ies knock
• What’s behind the epidemic of ‘selfitis’
• New Irish cuisine
• Try these art alternativ­es
• What to buy a cool-dude dad
• Summer starts here MOST WANTED
• Puff ‘n’ Stuff
• The last supper at VSB
• What we’re good at

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