Waikato Times - 2020-02-18

• Six gassed: call for heater ban
• Black Caps selection coin toss
• South Sudan
• Sunset Symphony at Gardens arts festival awe inspiring
• Old rockers never give up
• The huge 'human cost' of obesity
• Billionair­e’s new luxury lodge
• ■ Arts Reflection­s with Sam Edwards
• Hamilton’s proposed cat ban prompts questionin­g
• Blood spatter focus in trial
• Calls to halt dog trainer’s visit
• Squid catch surprises scientists
• M¯aori advocate: ‘They should not be dying’
• Teenagers allegedly held as slaves
• Tourism to get $11m boost from the Govt
• Ardern gets her priorities sorted
• Nats would remove tax ‘burden’
• Air NZ lifts long haul card fees
• Airbnb seeks nationwide rules
• ‘Devil virus’ has plenty of black swan potential
• Echoes of Bustastrop­he in wastewater woes
• The ultimate in branding
• RFS fundraiser tangle sparks legal cautions
• Brits ‘forgotten’ on ship
• Govt cops flak after record floods
• Broadcaste­r’s case against AFP raids dismissed
• 1100 ex-prosecutor­s call on Barr to quit over Stone case
• MPs can trip over Huawei
• Meat exports top $9b
• Upside of playing devil’s advocate
• Numbness could be carpal tunnel
• The 100-mile quest begins where you find inspiratio­n
• Neighbours’ cats are messing my garden
• TV presenter’s bubbly enthusiasm and sense of mischief hid private insecuriti­es
• Today in History
• Concerns around ref neutrality in Super Rugby
• Emotion, relief for
• Siblings shine at nationals
• Barrett in doubt for derby against Highlander­s
• Quax joins father in sub-4 minute club
• Public backlash to brief break shocks Stead

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