Weekend Herald - 2017-11-18

• Health boss spent six months in one year travelling on taxpayers
• Nigel Murray’s overseas destinatio­ns
• The $1.8b makeover
• ON THE BOX
• SHOCKING TREATMENT
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... Married At First Sight
• Riding high
• Pese family show colour of their passion
• Thousands of Kiwis’ DNA held unlawfully
• Luxury pile sells for record $28.9m
• Education company accused of using parents’ fears to get sales
• Doctors suspect botulism in case of gravely ill family
• Little: Mine entry can’t be promised
• Councillor­s to visit America’s Cup sites
• Gingerbrea­d adds to that festive magic
• Artistic operation plays a game of life with a darker twist
• Aussie chain cuts prices at pharmacy
• Intrepid open-water swimmers span generation­s in Harbour Crossing
• Court adjourns, leaving golf course’s fate in air
• Exams are a hell you just have to get through
• Inferno survivor: All those others died — it was hard
• Swallowing a digital pill
• Weird Science
• From go to woe
• Renaissanc­e MAN
• Nats bombing pool as Govt sinks or swims
• How good is your knowledge of the week in politics?
• Next move on housing hard call for Govt
• DHB chief must explain his personal spending
• A quick word
• Mark’s medals
• Manus Island: Kiwis are not busybodies
• Refugees recall horrors from Rakhine
• Gene-editing first for US doctors
• Senator feels heat over kissing claims Chance for Dems to act
• Lost Leonardo painting had a tangled path to record $656m sale
• Why it’s not easy to to get rid of Mugabe
• Sexual harassment is not confined to Hollywood
• Tales of horror from refugees who have fled Burma
• Theatre tells of Spacey’s ‘cult of personalit­y’
• NZR lose key man to Major League
• Catch this
• Ioane has the potential to be an elite centre
• Wintry Edinburgh facing big blackout
• Jones hoping sting of 0-4 record haunts Wallabies in mouth-watering clash
• Reid selection displays lack of depth at No 8
• SBW: Ref said sorry for issuing me a yellow card
• NZ Football keen to retain Hudson as All Whites coach
• Peru pursued on air force jet stunt
• Blair: We’re playing for our futures
• Tonga keen to build on success
• Kiwis no closer to free-to-air TV for major sports
• Ashes pace battle will be clash of the titans
• Australia dump out-of-form keeper for recycled Paine
• T10 could be next in evolution of cricket
• Conduct in the spotlight
• Three men in a Porsche back for cream
• Impressive Netherland­s too slick for Black Sticks
• Kiwis conjure up convocatio­n of eagles
• Hartley seals his drive for 2018 F1 season
• Honest Kenny should go to ball
• What’s not to love? Teen triumph one for the ages
• Vaudesir looks bank-builder for a good start
• Jockeys’ best
• Inspiratio­n Fa from madding crowd
• Want to buy more stuff? Use the credit card less
• Genna Elvin — the Kiwi building a ‘mini-Google’
• Ardern should know: Mates don’t pick fights
• NZX left in the dust
• Agencies gear up to clear the way for passengers
• Which of the bitcoins will come to rule them all?
• Cryptocurr­encies a long way from world domination
• $62b price tag on the Great Barrier Reef
• Chinese website to spotlight NZ homes
• Drury in line to collect $94m from share sale
• Manufactur­ing growth slows in October
• Mercury and Genesis lead market higher, as Air NZ slides
• Home and income in establishe­d vineyard
• Career coach can point the way
• Get smart for 2018
• New portfolio is upbeat
• Five ChoiceKids centres for sale
• East Tamaki auto property suits range of uses
• From carpark to residentia­l
• Neighbouri­ng sites offer warehouse opportunit­ies
• Character building offers a slice of Devonport
• Site offers ‘huge exposure’
• Kingsland property has mother lode of appeal
• Landmark Hawke’s Bay commercial site for sale
• Matakana tourism hub for sale
• Sale of former post office makes for red-letter day
• Character building a former convent
• Five service stations on long-term leases
• What I’d do
• Cult status
• An episode with . . .
• From one old rocker to another
• An episode with ...
• Such a good time
• Acrobats and music in harmony
• Some habits are easy to get into, hard to break
• Verse-making and man
• My bookshelf
• To and fro of daily words
• The wild side of Lou Reed
• STEPPING UP
• How to eat the Levant in Auckland
• MERRY CRAFTMAS
• Cryptic crossword
• Your Stars
• Observer Everyman
• Weekend Radio
• Tunnel vision on speed
• Our favourite SEMA Bro dozer
• Fancy a used Chiron?
• European carmakers embrace the truck
• RIPPING UP THE DUNES
• He’s charging ahead in a Tesla
• GROUND EFFECTS WITH SOUND EFFECTS
• Rexton SUV takes to the streets
• Ford NZ grows its SUV family
• Beatles cars go under the hammer
• EXPLORATIO­N, TRIUMPH STYLE
• It’s supposed to be about racing
• Slow, painful death of the car alarm
• Unlock your import’s gadgets
• Foreign buyer mystery
• House price growth slows
• California dreaming
• Refreshing­ly different
• Versatile layout on all levels
• A house after your
• Edgy elegance selling fast
• Embrace outdoor living
• Heavenly hideaway

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