Waikato Times - 2018-10-29

• Trolls target jockeys
• EXPEDITION­S
• BIRD IS THE WORD
• Industrial developmen­t in Leamington steps up
• Commission steps up on abortion
• ‘Killings unspeakabl­e act of hate’
• Cruise pollution scrutinise­d
• Gout is genetic and not self-inflicted
• Former MP objects to ‘tourist lodge’ project
• ‘A day for commemorat­ion . . . a day for smiles’
• New retirement village will include parking for RVs
• Home handyman admits putting camera in toolbox
• Should we colonise space?
• No slowing down for twin sisters
• Royals on whirlwind tour with youth focus
• Building mum’s forever-bed a labour of love
• Spot-price power customers feel the burn
• Gunning for old, cold homes
• Stepping up on harassment
• Algorithms aid government decisions
• Sentimenta­lity won’t get in Peters’ way
• Saving a language, one small step at a time
• Ditch the Lime, go with the legs
• The brains behind family fashion business who oversaw its expansion into property
• Today in History
• Mexico blocks caravan but offers migrants help
• Headless dolls in ‘bomber’s’ van
• Billionair­e’s chopper goes in hard, burns
• Strongman appears to oust Sri Lanka PM
• Leaders agree on broad goals for Syria’s future
• Haps is Xero for homeowners
• The Philippine­s: More than just shoes
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Red Sox rally to close in on title
• Premiershi­p develops into a league of two halves
• Auckland beat Pride to reduce gap at top
• Breakers back in business
• Kerr snares hat-trick At a glance
• Liverpool continue good start to season
• All Blacks’ win ticks all the boxes
• No excuses and no panic from beaten Kiwis
• Auckland win again as Otago end losing streak
• Bridge too far for Canterbury
• Fatigue factor irks Hansen
• English commentato­r backtracks on Winx

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Waikato Times - 2018-10-30