Weekend Herald - 2016-10-01

• Olympic money stoush
• PARKER FIGHT
• CRAVING COFFEE?
• ‘ I DIED TWICE’
• Craig case could set NZ record
• Three key players
• The debate
• Staying in
• Early start for dedicated followers of fashion
• Stargazing trip fatal for tourist on honeymoon
• French future tipped for Cruden
• Parker backers take fight against streamers to court
• Batten family say remains should stay
• Winning art praised for powerful elegance
• Weather promises rainy- day holidays
• Helena Bay joins nation’s most elite luxury lodges
• House sales fail to blossom as spring emerges
• Paint the town red with Auckland Artweek
• Just Juice with water just as sweet
• John Banks lets loose
• Has Len Brown left Auckland a better place?
• Would Trump dare raise infidelity?
• Puritans rule in court of public opinion
• Intoleranc­e bubbles under Hobson’s Pledge
• NZ helps Indonesia defuse explosive fishers
• Burglars, robbers drive crime rate up
• Tweets tell of child’s life in Aleppo
• WHO tackles attitudes to an age- old problem
• India boasts of ‘ surgical strikes’ as tensions rise over Kashmir
• Saudi Arabia warns US over 9/ 11 law
• Documentar­y lets Knox tell her side of story
• Genetic make- up may explain why dogs are man’s best friends
• Research backs up theory of ugly friends
• World leaders gather to farewell Peres
• Witnesses tell of terrifying moment train plunged into station
• Dishing dirt on campaign trail
• Basketball
• Cheika puts faith in an expansive approach
• Lienert- Brown has lot to gain, or lose
• Storm star denies dirty deeds
• Sharks win would be refreshing change
• Hooray as Henry grabs two wickets
• Olympic sailor asked to join female cat crew
• Lions roar into semifinals
• Ferns juggle their cover for Cullen
• Getting a high from Amsterdam’s waterways
• Englishman Westwood ready to rise to occasion
• Barnsley next to fire coach over sting
• Tarmac no longer a minefield for Paddon
• Engine swap consigns Alonso to rear of the grid in Malaysia
• Humidor has most bases covered
• Baker seeks double at Flemington
• Yankee Rose best among six runners
• World of Sport In denial: the best way to win in the NFL
• Chelsea uncomforta­ble on the outside, looking in
• Straight shooter still locked and loaded
• As growing numbers of people do their banking online, small towns must adapt to branch closures.
• Plunge in tax audits prompts questions
• Spark’s Jolie Hodson looks beyond the glass ceiling
• Company moves have a 1970s look to them
• It’s never too late to take a punt
• House prices not such a ‘ great problem’
• Deutsche Bank in trouble when it’s linked with Lehmans
• ‘ Netflix tax’ now a reality for online buyers
• Cheap fuel lifts Singapore Airlines
• Fashion chain’s new store won’t be the last
• Has your insurance agent got things covered?
• Kiwi up nearly 2pc for quarter
• US data delivers mixed signals
• A winery with superb views
• K Rd restaurate­urs wanted
• Dani Wright
• What is personal branding?
• NZ Post property portfolio for sale
• Strong covenants on units
• Winz office sale to benefit investors
• Rayglass factory for sale
• Opportunit­y to develop at Takanini
• Leading the way
• Last Evo sold at charity auction
• VW Beetle sets speed record … for a Beetle
• Britain’s most ill- suited police pursuit car for sale
• Snap, crackle and pop
• Confession­s of a petrolhead
• Head- turner has surprising origins
• Time to lose the blue warning
• Manual, auto and so much more
• We’re learning to think smaller
• Value in written contract
• Spring lambs are a bonus
• In the round, out of the box
• Sleek, modern and ‘ wow’
• Three into one does work
• Design has links to church
• Secret waterside sanctuary
• Living the city high life

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