Waikato Times - 2019-02-08

• Killer driver gets community work
• Cat limps home after being shot
• Paw-ternity leave for pet owners
• The worst of our basic instincts
• Nats to push ‘policy powerhouse’
• Brexiteers’ ‘special spot in hell’
• Councillor­s told to behave
• Daughter’s memory inspires couple
• The dead tell tales
• Days of future past
• Camera obscura
• Memory boxes
• Aerial view reveals mass destructio­n
• Consent protest sign booted from game
• Riders thrown by Lime glitch
• Farmers, step up, stay safe
• What decides our fate
• I took my own food to a dinner – don’t hate me
• Wrong time for ugly truths
• ‘Comfort woman’ for Japanese became a campaigner for her fellow sufferers
• Today in History
• Anatomy of a raging firefight Raging firefight
• Billionair­e Chinese ‘spy’ prohibited from returning to Australia
• Was James Brown’s death murder?
• Maduro blocks border route to stop US aid
• Wolf treks home across frozen lake
• Call for US ban on NZ fish ‘outlandish’
• Carter Holt mill unscathed
• Accountant­s urge delay to capital gains tax
• Air time ending for safety rap video
• Jobless rate rises faster than picked
• Goldmine in backyard of 85,000 Aucklander­s
• Less Cadbury choc in your block, same price
• Netflix: ‘Don’t watch this alone’
• Humperdinc­k still ‘shocked’
• By the love shown for his 50-year-old hit song
• Kenny Smith, 77, about to race in grand prix No
• Whittaker backs star status
• Chiefs ready to face the heat
• Mitchell keen to stay with England
• From Baz to Tim as Seifert blazes trail At a glance
• Ussher has dual motivation as she strives
• ‘Intimidati­ng’ Tahuhu steps up on big stage
• For fifth Coast to Coast title
• Southee pleased to be back in the wickets

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