Waikato Times - 2019-03-02

• Girl’s long walk back to school
• Tapas drinks an nibbles
• Abigail Boyle Tale of a dancer
• The Guilty’s many pleasures
• Accused denies daring friend to throw lit firework
• Call to can colonial street names in city
• March meeting will decide rail funding
• Cray deaths likely from spray op
• Explosive end to arts festival
• Opera at Twilight leaves lasting impression Review
• Bracewell reels in audience with comedic tales Review
• The forgotten ‘free trade’ dispute
• Measles ‘imported from overseas’
• Officer’s ‘panic shot’ hits upstairs window
• Hemp holds hope for East Coast
• Air NZ’s gift for lobbyists
• Top cop ‘forgot’ to start probe into private eyes
• Councillor’s warning of police bias
• How much longer can we expose our children to Catholic Church?
• CGT not wanted
• Gardens . . . and more to come
• Response to letter 1
• Life on the edge of a medical precipice
• Hamilton a generous and gentle man
• Lawyer for underworld bosses named as police supergrass
• Indian pilot’s release a peace gesture, says Pakistan PM
• Conservati­ves call for PM to quit over Libya scandal
• Was plug pulled to force Cohen out of the news?
• Finding faith in Fairfield
• Handley’s terrible TV returns - in a big yellow taxi
• Sweet smell of success
• The Night Tiger by Yangsze Choo (Quercus, $35)
• Cruz and Bardem’s terrific, but taxing tale
• Swimming movie out of sync
• A delightful canine caper made with heart and soul
• Expert with a talent to communicat­e
• ‘Lucky’ life owed more to tenacity
• Kissing sailor in VJ Day photo
• Arrow founder regrets tradie pain
• Government ignored advice on $9.9m Westland Milk loan
• NZME bid talk focus on radio business
• Definition of wealth changing
• Capital gains: It’s all snakes and ladders
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• ‘We should boycott the World Cup’
• Island injustice: Kick this crazy plan into touch
• Tew says any decision is a ‘long, long way to go’
• Shaken and stirred but no need to strike
• Sport’s pay gap a never-ending story
• Rise in rankings pays off for Black Caps
• Warriors confident their depth is rising
• Double bronzes boost track team
• Uncertain Nix future doesn’t faze Fenton
• Higgins’ whining another low blow
• Guptill hits century as Aces enjoy good first day
• Slow-starting Chiefs won’t be bogged down
• Fox on the prowl but Australian holds comfortabl­e lead
• Ton of relief for Raval
• Smith issues warning to NZ Rugby
• Relaxed contempora­ry living
• Tuscan-inspired beauty
• Facts at a glance
• From the editor
• Tackling a ‘no-buy’ year
• On finding my father too late
• Be bold with murals
• My friendly balaclava
• Venison & pancetta bites with beetroot jam
• Life in a small town

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