Waikato Times - 2019-03-18

• Light in the dark
• Shooting death toll rises
• Gunman’s trial will be a legal test case
• What you need to know
• Neighbours say gunman was
• Firearm owners reject call for change:
• How the shootings will change things
• ‘We are not terrorists’
• ‘Here it is love country, not hate’
• Finding centre of graffiti
• Algae offers answers
• How to explain vaccines to kids
• Freedoms in the firing line
• Trump has not gone far enough
• A game of policy
• It’s time for us to tackle all bigotry head-on
• Inside we are all the same
• Let us start a new story of peace
• Just what is our Kiwi way of life now?
• NZ: Land of the AR15
• Grieving families given soil from crash site
• Floods strike as heavy snow melts
• Protesters target ‘pro-govt’ broadcaste­r
• May’s plea to ‘patriotic’ MPs
• Sex slaves leave IS kids behind
• Banned car trader has had enough
• Book details resistance to Public Health Commission
• Decarbonis­ing big business
• Top picks and mixes at CubaDupa
• Steel shine against emotional Tactix
• Sombre tone to Stags’ title
• City survive, United knocked out
• Smith, Warner rejoin Australia
• Spaniard storms into lead at TPC
• Gatland’s grand showing At a glance
• Females team for filly’s Oaks success
• A weekend when rugby didn’t seem to matter
• Seen death with your own eyes’
• ‘Everyone in New Zealand, this is for you’
• ‘Generous soul’ mourned
• Warriors on a mission to boost a city’s spirits

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