Waikato Times - 2018-09-14

• NZ Wars ‘too boring’
• Minister won’t back compulsion
• John Campbell signs off
• 50 million in storms’ crosshairs
• Fertile fields and desert despair
• Girl, 9, attacked for protest
• Our dangerous addiction
• Tūākau and Huntly likely railway station locations
• Idyllic waters turned to torrent
• More Kiwis are using te reo — university study
• The dead tell tales
• Days of future past
• Memory boxes
• Windscreen washing way of life
• Woman knifed in face, then taunted by stabber
• Bay becomes ‘largest garden bar’ in town
• Drone keeps eagle eye on flock
• Struggle to recruit for nursing jobs
• Kiwibuild bulks up with 25 units
• Peters signals labour law deal
• MP reveals death threats
• Improved pay needed to reflect teachers’ role
• Will I ever learn? Only if bag prices get dearer
• We still have to seek men’s OK
• Throaty queen of the double entendre drifted into obscurity after Carry On fame
• Today in History
• Trump takes money from FEMA for immigratio­n
• Podcast sparks new murder hunt
• TV appearance tipped for Skripal suspects
• Spierings cashes in as Fonterra loses
• NZ not ready to go unisex, says expert
• Firms unheard on labour law change
• Rent money ‘came from nowhere’
• Price-comparison site rolls out trend forecast tool
• A secret Chase-watching handshake
• Poor audience numbers for M¯aori TV shows
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Pichot: Test rugby is facing ruin
• Tiffen ‘right person for job’
• Horses running strongly for Hansen
• The NRL sledge that lingers
• ‘Safe bet’ Barker due a win
• NZ teens trounced by Solomon Islands
• What Serena told Naomi
• Mind games and a Boks ambush
• Ryan Crotty:
• Kiwi driver turns up the heat, on himself
• ‘Anyone other than Scott Dixon’
• Hansen means business All Blacks coach reinforces his monetary message
• Leader Langman gets players’ tick of approval

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