Weekend Herald - 2017-10-21

• IT’S LABOUR’S WEEKEND!
• Puppy love
• WHY THE AUSSIES MUST WIN
• Steve Braunias at the Lundy appeal
• THE TIME- SAVER TUNNEL: HowWatervi­ew has changed the way we drive
• Free university study just months away
• Gayford: She’s the greatest
• Ardern’s first job to start addressing divisions
• CYF ‘ shortcuts’ highlighte­d in report on death of baby left in hot car
• Corrupt contractor’s assets seized
• Ministry launches probe into expenses of health board boss
• As shared plates and no- booking policies prevail, is there still a place for refined restaurant­s, asks Kim Knight
• Bad start on roads for holiday weekend
• Mobster contests land seizure
• The cosmic collision that blew our minds
• Learning the language of innovation
• Lack of unity new Govt’s Achilles heel
• Guy Body’s view
• Waterview tunnel a big success
• English’s safe hands on finance a worthy legacy
• Tourist twist to Cuban mystery
• Inspiratio­n for new pasta comes from the heart
• North Korea sends message warning about US to Australia
• Madrid move sets stage for standoff
• Puppy- dog eyes ‘ for benefit of humans’
• Kelly defends Trump over condolence calls
• Supercars
• Green ’ n’ gold alert as Oz game starting to rediscover its mo- jo
• How the ABs No 10 revolution evolved
• Ask our expert
• Barker in link to New York Cup bid
• Son of gun travels as onboard reporter
• Spithill’s tactics get trimaran out of hole
• Almanack has all happenings, quirky stats you need to know
• Armstrong’s career on fast upward curve
• Harris goes from penthouse to a flat
• Starting from back of grid
• Peru reject sharing a plane with All Whites
• Vermeer in frame for Caulfield Cup win
• Gingernuts looks likely to wrap up Classic
• The Big Read
• Land sales clampdown raises fears
• Ardern, Robertson need to reassure business
• Time to put aside divisions: Fed Farmers
• Watchdog eyes $ 1.8b airport spend
• IPOs — assess with care, before you decide to invest
• Petfood moves into premium market
• Puppy love puts start- ups in boom- and- bust zone
• Capitalism still looks safe
• Migration could be cut ‘ overnight’
• Weaker kiwi helps lift exporters F& P Healthcare, A2 Milk
• Kiwi dives on uncertaint­y
• Plush South Island venue has own bakery
• Diana Clement
• It’s the weekend, switch off, relax
• Listings reflect ‘ Goldilocks economy’
• Industrial site in tightly- held Morningsid­e
• Whakatane tourism accommodat­ion
• Three decades on, the gloss has notworn off
• Ocean crossings form bonds
• An office on wheels
• Sheep’s clothing
• Holden’s famous five
• Move over Manhattan
• Ready to fly a Volante
• Custom revolution
• GT weaponry set to hit the Waikato
• Is your air con cooling you down?
• The car of the YEAR
• Politics has part in slump
• Grass not always greener
• Neighbourh­ood a winner
• Answer was close to home
• Expect the unexpected
• Green spaces a priority
• Harbour view to call home
• First step on the ladder

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