Waikato Times - 2018-10-23

• Here comes summer
• Gang numbers in prisons rise
• Youth, inexperien­ce factors in fatal bike crash
• ‘Tis shopping season already
• A reminder why libraries matter
• Saudi journaxlis­t Jamal Khashoggi
• Teacher shortage in specialist subjects
• Ramshackle bridge row: Landowner, WDC face off
• Flashback to first river clean-ups
• City gem keeps the word alive
• Events next week
• Protesters dig in over disputed land
• 200m from avalanche death
• Horse dies in rodeo mishap
• Snake ‘wouldn’t survive winter’
• Doggone it, get walking
• Teacher shortage in specialist subjects
• Rules cover Ross’ case
• Gayford goes back to work
• Govt condemns Khashoggi killing
• Equality of opportunit­y is key
• Plenty in line for US weapons
• A breed apart? MPs now birds of a different feather
• Make-up of today’s coalition Cabinet
• Going bonzo for Onzo, sharing a new future
• A very Royal opportunit­y
• ‘Yes, we did!’ Migrants march north towards US
• Mirren accused of ‘disfigurin­g natural beauty’
• High-speed train crash kills at least 18
• Gorby slams US treaty move
• Bankrupt lobbies for right to bank account
• Be your own boss
• M&S goes baa baa over NZ lambswool
• Roundup and 1080 not up for review
• Farmers drenching too often say experts
• A2 execs bank $22m in share sale
• Dangers of high blood pressure
• Keep it in the family for a true running experience
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Today in History
• Wallabies must plan for life without Genia
• Coach confused over Bolt offer
• Phoenix coach backs his judgment
• F1 future speculatio­n ‘annoys’ Hartley
• Woodman chops down USA
• NZC rejects ‘unsubstant­iated’ spot-fixing claims

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