Waikato Times - 2018-10-31

• Fraudster rips family apart
• Tart up your next gathering
• Germany’s Merkel to stand down
• You’ve got this wrong, minister
• Duchess shows how to put the boot in
• PGG investors vote for sale
• Bystanders help in fatal Waikato crash
• House fire drama on street
• Huntly bypass revealed
• Biodiversi­ty on council table
• Foreign teachers bridge gap
• UN report cites ‘poverty’ factor
• Glacier gondola company ‘cautiously positive’
• E-bike accident claims climb
• Pranksters put school up for sale
• Minister stands by residency for Czech drug smuggler
• Embattled MP gives Nats his vote
• PM should acknowledg­e f laws in oil-ban process
• My, my. Why I was seeing red
• Heed the Exhausted Majority
• Te Papa’s science collection­s in good hands
• Turning paranormal into the normal
• Jet crash speeds are ‘barely believable’
• Former PM warns of embassy move risk
• Vinoptima vineyard in receiversh­ip
• Tempest director puts case to Ebert creditors
• Experts cautious on UK’s digital tax
• Gender disparity evident in top jobs
• TVNZ ‘not a good fit’ for merger, says RNZ boss
• Big hurdles in constructi­on
• Eco-village plan seeks green light
• Billionair­e duty-free entreprene­ur who steered football club to historic success
• Today in History
• Make time for tea – ‘high’ or not
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• EPL struggling with tragedy
• Federation­s seek more on review
• Shame game:
• Decisions loom for Supercars
• Hartley rages at ‘amateur’ rival
• DESERT STORM Black Caps up against it on return from wilderness
• All Blacks back Jordie to lift his game
• At a glance

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