Weekend Herald - 2017-04-15

• COASTAL SHAKE- UP
• HOUSING SQUEEZE
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... Sean Spicer ( dedicated to John Clarke)
• Husband has to quit plane for wife to fly
• Tourist’s drone photo shoot travels a bridge too far
• One year on
• No Sky TV, no hols and sold the BMW
• How to pick your best profile picture — get someone else to do it
• Frantic parents say only suicidal kids being seen
• ‘ Textbook perfect’ transplant for Beyer
• Cyclone overblown? Not for everyone
• Holidays, romance . . . and a timely male pill
• Complicati­ng the stock recipe
• Evidence- based science concludes vaccines are sound; anti- jab docos and websites instil fear with cherry- picked facts. Who do you believe?
• Weird science
• Affordable housing — can we make it happen?
• ‘ Victim of our success’ excuses wearing thin
• Runner who changed the world
• The new mediums have a message: listen to us
• Labour’s club aims to fill election war chest
• A public apology is a hard art to master
• Lawyer accuses airlines of bullying, says passenger dragged from plane likely to sue
• A device to deal with drought
• Busting the myth of Mary Magdalene
• Bannon: From shadow leader to marked man
• Study outlines dangers of too much time on touchscree­ns for toddlers
• Evidence points to life on Saturn’s icy moon
• ‘ We will go to war if they choose’
• Russian links: Britain tipped off US, Trump may have borrowed money
• Afghan outrage at ‘ Mother’ blast
• Big- league weapon for small- league enemy
• ALL BLACKS’ 45- hr MAN
• The Big Read: ‘ Lions never scared me’
• Back to the future for Mr Triathlon
• Returning Read scores in rout
• Where and when
• Blues plan to expose Hurricanes’ fast defence
• Midfield battle will be pivotal but Canes missing Proctor
• Time for Sonny Bill to shine and show skill
• Cheika: All players will find a home after the axe drops
• Hartley in dark over making NZ tour
• Baabaas set to take early toll on Lions
• Easter bunny fails to deliver any top treats
• Ayshford working to ensure chances aren’t missed
• Premier finisher Rapana in scintillat­ing early season form
• Road to perdition in need of an upgrade
• Reynolds responds in win over Rabbitohs
• Challengin­g conditions over Easter weekend after the cyclones
• Ko recovers to play on but off pace
• Elliott making mark going back to future
• Promoter: Fury will be too smart for Parker
• Criticism fails to detract from Coulthard win
• Kiwis in box seat for endurance title
• Flamingo in the pink
• Griffin next exciting roll- out from the Gingernuts team
• Mongolian Wolf’s turn to shine
• Sport a useful distractio­n from turmoil
• Strangest contract incentives
• Crowd trouble delays Europa League match in Lyon
• Doing things his way
• Pair sue over Master Build guarantee
• Carmen Vicelich — ‘ I’m not your standard data geek’
• Timber business backs workers’ loans
• 13 years old and $ 11,000 already
• Paying the price of unbridled growth
• Broadband helped seal fate of Sky- Vodafone deal
• $ 183,000 debt shut down studio
• Futures market picking milk powder price rise
• Tegel Group leads decliners while locked in chicken price war
• Manufactur­ing hits 14- month highest level
• Dollar rises after Trump talks down greenback
• Mt Eden’s Molten for sale
• Waiheke tour company could be ideal for couple
• Lake Pupuke land a ‘ trophy’ listing
• Car yards may power new developmen­t
• Big Mount retail block for sale
• Cost reduction consultant­s sought
• Handy corner site in high- growth Silverdale
• Thames DIY store a stable tenant
• Three- tenant- site in Takapuna
• Prime premises on Milford’s ‘ Medical Mile’
• Employing a millennial mindset
• World po mi nation starts here
• teen reads
• Slow but sure terror plays out in disturbing mystery
• Dreams of gods and lost cities cometrue
• Make it click for safety, says AA
• What’s in a name?
• Bold in an understate­d way
• From 0- 100km/ h in 2.3 seconds
• You can bank on a Buick
• Bringing Kiwis a slice of Japan
• Ferrari’s next difficult decision
• It’s all about the base
• A little bit of love pays off
• Go big on thinking small
• A range of responses
• Sanctuary from city life
• Tower block saved a life’s work
• Community by design
• Nautical theme to the fore

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