Waikato Times - 2020-07-04

• She who shall not be named
• Muller’s expressway plan
• Never, a new music and art venue for city
• Tokoroa’s oldest school’s days up
• Internatio­nal enrolments plummet
• Groups seek to stamp out North Waikato town’s name
• Flight attendant values supermarke­t job
• Street seating fires up parking debate
• Covid-19 treatment drug undergoes tests
• Job fears sees parents keep kids at home
• Cop’s memory impaired by traumatic arrest
• More seek income relief
• Dad loses custody battle
• Water woes — a sign of a city that’s outgrown its resources
• Tracing App failures
• Congress clears bill to punish China over Hong Kong
• Epstein victims cheer arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell
• Trump continues cheerleadi­ng for reopening
• Palace staff may be forced to testify in Sussex case
• PM’s adviser backs ‘experiment’
• Court rules Venezuelan gold to stay in Bank of England vaults
• Did the cops get it wrong?
• CAMERON HARLAND
• Versatile actor, writer and ‘nice genius’
• Former smoker who helped inspire jogging craze
• Today in History
• Plenty of Bang for your bucks
• Light-hearted or tone deaf ? You decide
• Shrek rip-off falls flat
• Domino’s goes electric thanks to Kiwi company
• Mainzeal director fights bankruptcy applicatio­n
• ‘Critical workers’ await decisions
• The property investor who ignores prices
• How do I know if I need to file a tax return before July 7?
• Are Kiwi millionair­es still considered rich?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Breeding ground raising concerns
• Adams revels in his Kiwi lockdown
• At a glance
• How to cut your building costs
• FACTS AT A GLANCE

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