Waikato Times - 2020-03-28

• HCC’s $3.4m relief package
• Back to the future not best for fans
• Blow your mind
• A 3000km ‘bad movie’ mission
• Temps needed at virus impacted rest home
• Coronaviru­s: Public excluded from council decisions
• Planning for post-lockdown NZ
• NZ Covid-19 cases jump to 368
• More aid for business and workers
• The news continues during lockdown
• Lockdown vs Curfew
• Coronaviru­s: First the test, then the change NZ needs
• Need money? No worries, the state’s here to help
• Panic baking — a taste of how many live every week
• Now is not the right time to bring in a UBI
• Closed borders break hearts
• India’s poor – no work, don’t eat
• Sweden stands alone by staying out of step on lockdowns
• Trump team threatens TV stations’ licences
• CIA agent captured by Iran is dead, say family
• Shock as Gantz makes pact with Netanyahu
• Why it was fun to stay at the YMCA
• Rewilding brings park back to life
• Return to The Quiet Earth
• Holy Chicken! Spurlock is back
• Wahlberg’s Spenser fails to fire
• The right Platform
• Settlers sank prohibitio­n in the Pacific
• ‘Country squire’ with human touch
• DOC ranger, duck shooter and Taranaki climber
• Mad Butcher closes, boss gutted
• ‘Air New Zealand may have to sell planes’
• Crisis mode nothing new for rugby
• Why Ellis was happy to leave Japan behind
• Cheika opens up on why Wallabies struggled
• Phoenix star must face music for indiscreti­on
• Bishara Verry grateful for top mare
• NZ champion flees Covid-19 hot spot
• Super Rugby players are no longer match-fit
• NNZ’s plans fall victim to pandemic
• Emotional O’Brien: I’m going home

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