Weekend Herald - 2016-09-24

• Rich lister’s mega- mansion swallows up 16 addresses
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... the Brangelina divorce
• Who’d be mayor?
• Rocket man
• Boxing clever
• Staying in
• Some big retailers abolish expiry dates on gift cards
• Wearable arts winner is out of this world
• Music stars thank Rockquest for giving them their start
• Xtra users at risk from massive Yahoo hack
• Off on holiday — after a 24- year wait
• Kill switch ready for $ 6.7m rocket
• Million ‘ locked out’ of home ownership
• Underpaid workers recoup $ 35 million
• Prisoner compo case strong — lawyer
• Rainy first week of holidays will fine up
• Cry of mainstream pain: let us use marijuana
• ‘ Disso queen’ leads Angelina’s divorce team
• There’s still a long, long way to go to equality
• Tradition here is all on the packet
• Feathers fly in danse macabre at Beehive
• Guy Body’s view
• Super Rugby missing that vital ingredient
• Euthanasia is not a human right
• Key among friends in the big apple
• Cows helping monitor Fukushima radiation
• New life in sanctuary for former lab chimps
• Bourdain takes CNN into Parts Unknown
• Protests peaceful as curfew enforced
• FBI says it is investigat­ing abuse allegation­s against Pitt
• Congressma­n’s comments condemned
• Transparen­cy in troubled times
• Tuiloma’s first hat- trick by a prop for 32 years sets up Steelers
• NZ plans to keep niggling at Sanzaar
• Harbour hard man to shape Blues forwards
• Spinners get ideal opportunit­y to tweak their art in Indian conditions
• Trout anglers mark next Saturday on their calendar
• Richards set wheels in motion for NZ invasion
• Biddle shows clean pair of wheels
• Johnson continues impressive run of form to grab share of Tour Championsh­ip lead
• ‘ Sad day’ as Tander makes way for Pye at Walkinshaw Racing
• Clash of 3YOs highlight at Ellerslie
• Evacuation primed for spring test
• Lees works mare out
• Kris Shannon’s World of Sport Hacks reveal a multitude of grey areas
• Klopp: Liverpool must get angry against Hull City
• The Big Read
• Devoted to black and white
• New Warehouse strategy aims to cut red tape
• Fresh from the lab, not the farm
• Learning the hard lessons of backdoor listings
• Fonterra emerging from its long winter
• Shares set at $ 1.12 for NZ King Salmon IPO
• Hallenstei­n profit hit by the weather
• World’s biggest bank keen on Kiwi projects
• Dodging the danger in the pre- retirement years
• Index moves lower as investors continue to book profits
• OCR forecasts lead to NZD fall
• Kiwis more cautious over changing jobs
• Donna McIntyre
• Augusta’s first value- add fund property
• Big Hobsonvill­e Point landholdin­g for sale
• Views and value in Grafton Rd
• Warehouse, office space at F& P campus
• Historic Oamaru B& B on market
• ‘ Eden factor’ enhances corner site property
• Apple whispers make sense
• High- end audio for low- end cars
• Alfa Romeo breaks its own embargo
• Superb fit for team and tackle
• Polite driving a thing of the past?
• Renault R5 Turbo: Pocket rocket
• Zanardi an inspiratio­nal athlete
• Biodiesel a viable, green choice
• The pull of holiday motoring
• Lending restrictio­ns bite
• A piece of the Med, in the Bays
• World of possibilit­ies
• Enjoy character and style
• A fruitful existence
• Happiness comes in waves

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