Waikato Times - 2022-07-09

• 110kph, and no more
• Speed limit will boost carbon
• The making of the Hamilton Ring Road
• Pilot reunited with his old work mate — Taupō’s DC-3
• Are petrol thefts on rise? A hiker thinks so
• Cost of living ‘ripping social fabric out of town’
• Health providers ‘shaking things up’ to boost flu jabs
• ‘High risk’ yet sex offender’s sentence quashed
• Murdered child ‘did not have a chance’
• Emotional proposal following Navy deployment
• Anzac path to citizenshi­p
• ‘Hold on’ – things will look better next year
• More workers consider leaving NZ for more pay
• Inflation likely to be 7%, Kiwibank warns
• Liquor store does U-turn on letting customers use Afterpay
• Meet the good sorts who give a lot
• Ardern scores big win from Australia trip
• We need to talk about Kevin’s return to cultural coolness
• Hell in a hand cart
• Three Waters debate bubbling . . . but there’s more to come
• Godfather role cast long shadow
• Piano-playing physicist lived for science and family
• Today in History
• Smoothing the way
• The day the horse bolted
• Thor sequel still a Marvel
• Frightenin­g doco looks at America before Roe v Wade
• Slow-burning portrait of a tortured life
• Divas in frocks a celebratio­n
• Abe gunman’s shots ring around the world
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• New Go 2 not very intense
• Slack off work take back control
• From Hong Kong to home for
• The second test: The big questions
• Mass Boks changes stir response At a glance
• Propping duel takes centre stage At a glance
• Aussie striker opts to play for New Zealand
• What will Kyrgios serve up?
• Ireland defend Sexton selection
• Mocha kūmara fudge cake
• TOP TIPPLE DEBBIE SUTTON
• They were moths to flames, though, with Moss telling Doherty: “Look, you may as well just move in if we’re going to be in love.”
• HOUSE OF THE WEEK
• Beachside house prices
• Ride the downturn wave

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