Waikato Times - 2018-09-28

• Battle of beaches heats up
• More council staff on six figures
• Wonky Donkey’s last laugh
• Trump accuses China of meddling
• ‘Harden up’ is not helping
• Ardern holds own with Late Show host
• Family donates funds
• Dame Valerie’s fertility journey
• The dead tell tales
• Memory boxes
• Days of future past
• Changing face of Work and Income
• Murder rate hits 40-year low
• ACC’s fee hike request faces tough scrutiny
• Whio taken to new home
• Doctors’ workloads ‘unsafe’
• ‘Nightmare’ policy for carers heading for rubbish bin
• ‘Prosperity for everyone’
• Handley met Labour president
• Justice now step closer
• Investigat­ion into Whaitiri report leak
• Gulf War IV could be erupting
• A better way to tackle the drug problem
• Men humiliatin­g men for fun is harassment
• When law’s not about justice
• Nobel laureate celebrated as the father of fibre optics paved way for the internet
• Today in History
• Judge faces gang rape claims
• Gaza faces ‘immediate collapse’
• Poison hitman a Russian colonel
• Greymouth Gas sues ministers over ban
• Islamic fund fights regulator for $2m damages
• Peace breaks out in prolonged mortgages deadlock
• ‘Smooth’ Watson ordered to unveil wealth
• Celebs feel right at home as estate agents
• New-season podcasts
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Axing Cheika not the answer
• World Rugby set to ban upright tackles
• Mandela inspires the Springboks
• Haka for RTS’ Dally M win
• Hazard’s brilliance sinks Liverpool
• WR kicks for touch on revamp
• Called for in steroid debate
• Refreshed Neesham is smiling again
• Japan is on Hansen’s mind

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