Waikato Times - 2020-03-14

• Fast train to big smoke
• Vintage Vin Diesel on fire
• The year of the Warriors?
• RUNNING OUT OF BEDS
• THAT EMPTY FEELING
• Learning from Kiwi farmers
• Billion-dollar developmen­t gets tick
• Council’s public relations cost hike irks
• Sale of youth building in town sparks fracas
• Soil moisture deficit triggers $2m package
• Child rapist’s life outside jail
• Man lay in wait to rape woman
• Father pleads not guilty to son’s murder
• There’s no logic in moggy resurrecti­on
• Calling time on Deka sign
• Donald McIntosh — a man in tune with the city
• Stock piling calls for new solution
• Lost in his own home
• GWEN YOUNG-JAMES
• Predictabl­e Wives still delights
• Glorious Honeyland deserves all the buzz it’s receiving
• Un-Caged in Space
• KJ’s drama disappoint­s
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• NZX falls 4.9 per cent in a tough day
• Warehouse limits purchases
• Covid-19 impacts Flight Centre business
• Time is your investment friend
• It won’t be a case of just turning the tap back on
• Key figures need to take ownership at the Warriors
• Wyn Jones set to join McCaw on 148 caps
• Who’s best placed to stop the Pulse?
• Phoenix won’t block star’s travel plans At a glance
• Apology for virus joke
• Bracewell spins table-topping Firebirds to victory
• From Hamilton to the Crusaders for Burke
• Chiefs pay the ultimate penalty At a glance
• Model for modern living
• Pinnacle of modern living

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