Weekend Herald - 2018-01-20

• An historic first baby
• Tortured genius
• Born in Girls Can Do Anything decade, Jacinda showing how to do it
• Join the club, Clarke, it’s a wonderful experience
• Ardern’s baby the bump we needed
• Two’s company, three’s a crowdpleas­er First couple’s popularity tipped to explode globally after baby news
• Pregnant PM joining ‘mini boom’ in Pt Chev
• Donald says ‘I do’ — Dotcom to follow suit
• Restraint law under cloud as kids left to trash classes
• Calm weather tipped in all areas
• Signature drawings from yesteryear inspire book
• Steve Braunias’ secret diary of . . . 2018, the year in satire
• Harbour bridge trips the light fantastic
• Better outlook for troubled SkyPath
• Our normal is broken
• One-of-a-kind slice of paradise in Wairarapa
• Secret to a happier relationsh­ip
• The buzz of the ‘helper’s high’
• Sleep your way slim and healthy
• Weird Science
• The first 100 days
• 100 Days progress
• NZ rejoices with PM at baby news
• A quick word
• Common sense a must in classroom control
• Party pill fiasco — how quickly we forget
• UNDEFEATED
• After a year of trial and error, Tillerson has worked out how to get his own way
• Is it news? Ansari story triggers media debate
• Allen hits back over sex assault claims
• Pray-wave: Paris church offers new way to donate
• Children ‘taunted’ with food
• How a ‘cult’ can hide in plain sight
• United States
• Singapore
• Hopes high for taut Super season
• Hooray for Henry in NZ high-five
• Stokes’ court date clashes with comeback game in NZ
• You cannot make this stuff up: Charged but now clear to play
• Knights v Stags intriguing prospect
• Halbergs need five-step fix
• McKenzie backs himself as pivot
• Ferns expecting hard physical battle from Roses
• Fai was destined for greatness: Ropati
• Lost at Sea — The night Sonny Fai never came home.
• Leitch hopeful at familiar haunt
• Cornet loses cool and match in furnace
• Cheap buy going for the Wellington Cup
• Home events hone Paddon
• Telegraph shapes up as classy thriller
• Start Wondering set to avenge Trentham defeat
• Spotlight goes on Thorndon Mile
• Lustre goes for Desert Gold
• Rising star Nicholls set on pushing boundaries
• Meth moves — insurers cover cars
• Angela Buglass: From military hopeful to Trilogy CEO
• US companies reap the Trump dividend
• Delivery firms bring liquor to your door
• Hooked by Ardern’s media masterclas­s
• Harcourts Preet & Co case goes to tribunal
• No pass marks for Intueri Education
• A2 Milk’s rally helps to give sharemarke­t a lift
• Rising fuel cost expected to lift inflation
• Kiwi closes out week over US73c
• Cafe close to famous Otago Rail Trail
• Revolution­ary thinking needed
• HR and employment prediction­s for 2018
• First commercial portfolio of 2018
• ‘Amazon-proofing’ retail destinatio­ns
• Recent neighbourh­ood improvemen­ts boost units
• Around the block
• Govt seeks partners for Shore build
• A smart workplace aids staff wellbeing
• Green roofs and hidden costs
• A smart workplace aids staff wellbeing
• Fave flave
• An episode with . . .
• Starting ’em young
• How to spot a native . . .
• WALK So you want to
• EATING the weekend away
• Movie music hits right notes
• Your Stars
• Cryptic crossword
• Kropotkin 1025
• Observer Everyman
• Weekend Radio
• Sales crown in dispute
• Hyundai bags a sunroof solution
• De Tomaso Pantera concept? Yes, please
• Cyber-factory spawns Lamborghin­i Urus
• Lure of Elon’s vision
• Let’s hear it for the Levante
• Japanese keep concepts simple
• You little Versys beauty
• You little Versys beauty
• Uber push to age of no drivers
• Young, gifted and vulnerable
• DPFs: What you need to know
• A hatch and SUV more similar than you think
• SEA AND SUNSETS
• NEW NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• APARTMENT LIVING
• Six is good but 10 is best
• Cranes reflect a high note
• Wide ocean views
• Clean lines
• Kiwi paradise
• DECORATING AND PAINT COLOUR TRENDS FOR 2018 AND BEYOND
• Animal lovers strike gold

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