Weekend Herald - 2017-04-22

• CELEBRATIN­G TANIA
• ‘ I should be dead’
• Mystery Myst after legless body found in Auckland harbour – was it a shark attack?
• Team NZ v Oracle
• Inside Waiheke Island’s bus scrap
• NZDF probe not carried out on allegation­s
• Neighbours fight loss of harbour views
• Settled weather for most through to Anzac Day
• Patient police collar child driver
• Finally the half- price women sale is over
• This cereal a great choice if you can afford it
• My dad, one of ‘ The Few’
• Taking the past into the future
• Rod Emmerson’s view
• Time drawing us closer to truths of war
• New chief’s task to keep up museum’s evolution
• May’s move is clever but not smart
• Snap election: it’s a risky game of power
• Focus on migration
• No oxygen? No problem for naked mole rats
• Decline of coral reefs leads to sinking sea floor
• How Le Pen won over France’s youth
• Scientists latest group to march in protest in Trump era
• Earth calling self- assured Lions
• This series won’t be won by the better arm wrestlers
• Forwards will pack a punch
• Hansen picks at Hartley absence
• Heavy artillery coming back to boost Chiefs
• Black Ferns go for continuity in Japan stopover
• Kearney keeps squad focused on job at hand
• Whanau always comes first and star recruit owes club nothing
• Foran’s fate lies with his young family
• Win over Fury would be catalyst for Parker to seek his fortune in UK
• Time to learn lesson that’s taught by circle hooks
• Think Champions Trophy — think IPL players
• No strike by Aussies but action expected
• Story behind Kiwis’ success
• Mostert’s return to happy place at Mountain has him back on track
• O’Sullivan- Scott trio have bases covered in features
• Thoroughbr­ed racing’s huge windfall hit by tropical cyclone
• Nairn does it again as Habibti Ivy takes Anzac Cup
• Chance to dance in Sydney Cup
• Williams vs Alliss would be some sight
• Hernandez death ruled suicide but questions remain
• KYLE SINCKLER
• Investors oust NPT directors
• Brexit will take years, but in the meantime, life goes on
• 1000- plus gathering expected for Sir Doug’s final farewell
• Wild West has its place — in the movies
• 60- plus, swindled and flat broke
• ANZ and Trade Me the standouts as index edges up
• Kiwi ends week higher, iron ore boosts Oz dollar
• Cafe for sale on Thermal Explorer Highway
• Digital power lies with people
• Hiring top staff? Ask your team first
• Donna McIntyre
• Augusta syndicatin­g Mercury head office
• Long term Titirangi retail investment
• Australian investors snapping up commercial property in NZ
• Finding a park in Parnell
• Space available at Papakura manufactur­ing complex
• Charging ahead
• The double- down SUV
• Porsche: Yes we can
• Out in the elements and loving it
• Mercedes- Benz’s new coupe cometh
• Hand on heart, our car is safe
• Off- road with a touch of class
• Climb every MOUNTAIN
• Climb every mountain
• Do not ‘ leaf’ it too long
• Vehicles that hold their value
• Islands’ rises lead region
• 13pc drop in home sales
• Modern way of thinking
• Quiet retreat from city
• Bungalow still going strong
• Open to the outdoors
• Bold move into the future
• Country living at its best
• Views and a private garden

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