Weekend Herald - 2017-08-05

• VICTORY! Joy as woman wins house back
• Cheap trips
• Acting up
• Can they do this?
• Hilary & Simon’s NEW GIG
• Arrest cop’s absence lets drink- driver duck charge
• Crusaders play mind games
• SBW wins appeal
• Jacinda Ardern
• Leaders unplugged
• Ping pong politics
• No- shows by health boss raise questions
• Kalettes, the wonder vege ready to get all up in your grill
• Guardian of the galaxy’s a tough job . . . but the air miles are a big bonus
• Labour’s new slogan: We’ve been here before
• Ardern has hardness to wield the axe
• Green caucus backs its troubled co- leader despite welfare controvers­y
• More Hawaii flights could spark airfare war
• . . . now the bookstore needs a hand
• Bain case ‘ a miscarriag­e of justice’ judge believes
• Jacinda’s ready — is New Zealand?
• Instinct is one thing, knowing what you are doing is another
• How did he know who to talk to or gain his source’s trust?
• Labour’s new leader well- versed in modern language
• Echoes of Clark, Key in Ardern elevation
• Question time
• Better for Labour and Greens if Turei goes
• Rest well earned for droll, dependable duke
• A quick word
• Showdown over new assembly
• China’s warning for India
• Sarkozy caught in World Cup probe
• ‘ Phantom barber’ of Delhi said to steal women’s hair as they sleep
• Call for action and answers over Niagara Falls discharge
• Second fire at Dubai tower in two years
• Tensions high over lack of policy wins
• Subpoenas issued over meeting with Russian
• Trump to Pena Nieto: Stop wall cash talk
• Slowing signs in Parkinson’s study
• Homeless caught in standoff over fate of Sydney tent city
• Plot accused ‘ tried to trick his brother’
• JK Rowling tops highest- paid author list
• Prince will carry his gripe to the grave
• Trump all at sea over boat people
• Surfer dude ‘ Razor’ rides crest of wave
• Where and when
• Lions lock aiming to get the jump on Whitelock
• Hard ask to get this job done in the rarefied air
• Pressure builds on Savea to justify his black jersey
• All Blacks face dilemma at tighthead
• ABs on Williams: Common sense has prevailed in end
• Halfback is a vital cog for NZ at World Cup
• Lightning Bolt will be gone in flash
• Kiwi coach out to transplant ABs culture in Brooklyn
• Klitschko retiring a bonus for Parker
• Ko off pace and in danger of again missing the cut
• Captain Walsh leads charge on all fronts
• Evans sparks over Auckland Formula E
• If you want a feed of snapper try heading to the meat counter
• Cassidy aims to peak at top of mountain on Fuji circuit
• Warriors favourites to sign Blair
• NZ selection straightfo­rward after World Cup success
• Doubts drive Fusitu’a to harden his mental edge
• NRL must get head around knocks
• Close call for Cooksley at Te Rapa
• Kipkeino taking another northern step
• Bee Tee Junior’s run of form tipped to continue
• Fannin wants crown back
• Bolt’s legacy tainted by associatio­n
• Curry happy with debut despite dodgy opening drive
• Colin Kaepernick: still good, still unemployed
• 3 Drunken British footballer­s making fools of themselves
• Andrew Alderson
• So who’s the boss now? Ardern leaves no doubt
• Russel Creedy: Slowly, slowly towards fast- food success
• General election campaign has sprung into life
• Investors give Tesla green light as cash burns
• House of Travel filled market gap
• Big three making big bucks
• Doing right by disabled KiwiSaver
• Make your savings last as long as you do
• Lingering low rates fostering fears of new credit bubble
• Chinese- NZ milk project well on track
• Index falls but A2 Milk bucks the trend to hit fresh high
• Seeking train station kiosk operators
• SugarTree’s sweet store spaces
• Parnell Movenpick
• Kingsland building
• Bayleys launches Tu Whenua
• Rising plans for Devonport site
• Units for sale at the top of Symonds St
• Weekend Drive
• What I’d do
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• War novel charts rise of the machines
• The pipes are calling
• Keeping it real
• junior fiction
• Staying safe
• Dash it all — I shall have my art
• WHAT’S IN A NAME?
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• Perfectly formed
• Worth its weight in gold
• Neglect and be damned
• Your child’s first car purchase
• Warm and dry: It’s simple
• Provinces’ time to shine
• Despite a Drop- Off in Apartment Sales, Auction Success Continues to Fly
• A chip off the old block
• Bungalow grew with the family
• Strong attention to detail
• Outlook start on horizon
• Ahead of the curve

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