Waikato Times - 2022-07-16

• Student goes out on limb with offer for tattooists
• Boomtown Hamilton
• Honey’s ready to pack a punch
• Hamilton ‘named after Mark Hamill’
• Hamilton section of Waikato Expressway open
• City turns on hākari hāngi
• What happened to
• Tokanui unmarked graves found while horse riding
• Refugee football kicks off
• Extra price topping on deliveries
• Dramatic drop in car sales
• 1.3m borrow for NZ medical bills
• Covid is surging, but there’s no need to panic
• Council leadership
• Britain’s PM leadership race a show of diversity
• Time to make consent education compulsory
• Pattern books stamp mark
• Richard Gillett: A quiet and unassuming man
• Evidence insufficie­nt
• Transforme­r of Wellington city by fair means or foul
• Beijing’s tough zero-Covid policy puts bite on economy
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Folk hero’s tale brilliantl­y brought to life
• A diverting Moana mash-up on the high seas
• Sweetness lacking in this animated disaster
• Road movie odd, but entertaini­ng
• No rotating bezel in Galaxy Watch 5
• Apple fortifies against mercenary spyware
• Wearable about to go ‘Pro’ this year
• YouTube restores Lofi Girl
• Wales target more history over Boks
• The continuing search for a level playing field
• World Cup shadow adds spice to Cup At a glance
• Silver Ferns handed wakeup call by NZ men At a glance
• Jilted Bridge eyeing overseas move
• Female board members push for greater diversity
• Teuila Blakely
• Tahini ginger winter slaw
• THEIR PLACE AROHA TAMIHANA
• Samantha Murray Greenway
• WHAT TO DO IN THE GARDEN THIS WEEK
• HOUSE OF THE WEEK
• Units draw interest of first-time buyers

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