Weekend Herald - 2017-03-18

• %4.2 BILLION
• The Business class battle
• HELLO ADELE
• Schools accused of dragging down our children
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary About of ... . . . Jacinda Ardern
• LA confidenti­al
• Birthday bird
• Dream homes
• Key’s new boss Japanese philanthro­pist and priest
• And it’s goodbye from Key
• Streaming a weapon of maths destructio­n
• Last hurrah shows how he’s missed
• Dumbing down a generation
• Ex- All Black wins back gun licence
• Do not pass Go ( even with your dinosaur)
• Family pay tribute to beloved cartoonist
• Yachties share water- saving tips to help Aucklander­s
• Stadium backers eye LA- style venture
• Parents: you need to talk to your sons
• High- sugar twist on a classic Kiwi biscuit
• The computer age almost toppled Lego but crowd- sourcing new ideas from hard- core fans has built everyone’s favourite constructi­on toy a solid future
• Weird science
• Stumped by a revolving door
• A quick word
• Whanganui’s old man river is really a person
• Rugby lessons for internatio­nal trade
• Question time
• Trump discovers the weight of his words
• White House defends budget cuts
• The Trump log
• Iraqi troops make big gains in battle to retake Mosul
• Friends star: When I was at school I beat up Trudeau
• Pastor’s gift to his country — a 706- carat diamond
• May: Not the time for a referendum
• Scientist says footage suggests chimp is conducting funeral rites
• Wilders leaves his mark on Europe
• NZ let Proteas off the hook
• Mystery as ICC chairman suddenly hands in his resignatio­n
• Pair of battlers keep South Africans afloat — again
• Persistenc­e and grit are a true test of character
• Canterbury extend lead in Plunket Shield as their main rivals fail to cash in
• Doggies down Warriors in Dunedin
• Watene- Zelezniak returning on wing to face the Roosters
• Sports shorts
• Blues boss first half but run down
• Hit to Carter’s image underlines challenge facing rugby
• Unimpressi­ve Chiefs labour to victory
• Fast Eddie, slick Steve shooting from the lip
• All NZ fans should be cheering on England . . .
• Commercial anglers greatest threat to ocean- roaming giants
• Hamilton favourite for fourth title
• Phoenix won’t die Wandering in Sydney
• Hartnell tipped to take Ranvet Stakes
• Bullying claim after cobalt case dumped
• Waikato Stud focus on Trentham
• War Machine concedes lesser counts in Vegas trial
• The Big Read Pitching in to find the best NZ ground
• RATING OUR MAJOR CRICKET VENUES
• Huge Tasman gap offers KiwiSavers little choice
• Fonterra: We’re in China for the long haul
• NZ voice missing on Premier Li’s visit
• Fletcher Building requests transtasma­n trading halt
• Cadbury says factory to close in 2018
• Airlines in the battle of business class
• Comfort at premium in new cabins
• Rest home costs an unwelcome surprise
• More job cuts in the frame at GoPro
• Swatch flags new timepiece to take on Silicon Valley
• Fast fashion firms have to tighten belts
• Fletcher Building trading halt doesn’t sound good: analyst
• Kiwi dollar ends week higher by 0.9%
• BP NZ Holdings sells part of refinery share
• Masterton Motor Lodge offers prime location
• Avoid cliches to shine in profiles
• Raewyn Court
• Grand Tearoom rare opportunit­y
• Buyers bid big at Bayleys’ auction
• Former Foodstuffs HQ for sale
• Flexible investment on city fringe
• Bayleys’ Total Property auction raises $ 20m
• East- West Link will enhance developmen­t
• Valuable site land- banked
• Take it away
• Expressing the flesh
• The power and glory of O sip ova
• Elements flow gently in personal creation
• thrillers & crime fiction
• Geeks’ godtaps into winningwel­l
• Throughagl­ass, Darkely
• Mybookshel­f
• Lane trial a taste of future plans
• Driver puts blame on Honda engine
• Land Rover’s Project Hero is go
• Smooth operator
• Vlad the constant in family life
• At home on the range
• Chop- chop to win Holden Astra
• Another ASX birthday face
• VETERAN of the road and track
• Where have all the fans gone?
• Lower your modified risks
• Don’t wait to renew your WoF
• First buyers still missing out
• Median house prices up
• Decked out to appeal
• Designed for spacious living areas
• Country haven on city fringes
• Mystery clock included
• On the crest of Grey Lynn
• Restored villa in prime spot
• Penthouse high on the ridge

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