Waikato Times - 2022-06-25

• 'Beyond a crisis' Dire warning from DHB front line
• The day Aotearoa-New Zealand ‘came of age’
• Law firm’s $250k gift to new theatre
• They expected 30 — hundreds turned up
• ‘Utu Complete’ allegedly sent after Rimmington rolled
• Advocate stands by name and shame approach
• Cash boost for Waikato groups fighting elder abuse
• Govt officials use ‘luxury’ retreats
• NZ’s housing market ranked most at risk
• Maggot issue: Know your rights
• House vendor wants to be paid in bitcoin
• ‘Working hard’ on plasterboa­rd supplies
• Air NZ warns of fuel prices affecting tickets
• Rattled KiwiSaver investors reach out for reassuranc­e
• ‘Fix the Family Court’
• BOOMERANG ADULTS
• A good guy who took one for the team
• Opponents rise above bitter divisions of a fragmented Israel
• A food crisis cometh
• James Tuhoro: From state ward triplet to a foster dad of 500
• True allrounder well suited to cricket
• Innovative but pragmatic friend to arts community
• Today in History
• Factory a heritage survivor
• Hockin House holds many memories
• Health care still a problem
• Vaccines saved millions – study
• Kim hints at deploying nuclear missiles to border as tensions rise
• Hopeful Ukraine faces a long wait to join EU
• Five fabulous music docos available to stream for free on TVNZ+
• Beguiling and bloated Elvis fails to convince
• Disney classic is now a cultural taonga
• Video game access models evolving fast
• Technicali­ties of tricking your brain into seeing things
• There’s more to Nothing
• Maroons on cusp of Origin win
• Trans-Tasman faultlines
• Te reo nicknames for teams in women’s league
• Football Ferns must create scoring chances At a glance
• ‘A bit racist’: Tua’s ‘O for Awesome’ saga
• Meet the Kiwis’ new-look spine
• At a glance
• A CHAT WITH...
• NZ WARRIORS
• THEIR PLACE GEMMA EYLES
• WHAT TO DO IN THE GARDEN THIS WEEK
• Split loans can aid payment goals
• HOUSE OF THE WEEK
• How to get your home sale-ready

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