Weekend Herald - 2018-04-28

• Doors close to out-of-zoners
• MEET PRINCE LOUIS
• Darkest hour
• PING PONG POLITICS
• WELCOME TO THE FUTURE OF CITY LIVING
• Zoning out
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... Clarke Gayford
• In hot water
• The modern man
• Suspected suicide days after bullying complaint
• Batten down for another wild weekend
• Kids’ birthday party craze puts them in a world of their own
• Canadian’s visit cost DHB $6540
• Officialdo­m frustrates Jones’ progress
• ‘She lit up the room and made people laugh’
• Housing schemes a healthy solution
• Drilling down for the good oil on Auckland’s regional fuel tax
• Hundreds of drivers in barrier-arm collisions
• Family lead drive for gates at level crossings
• Mega-prison just a billion-dollar Band-Aid
• Why your kids wear you out
• Weird Science
• ‘Water made my hair curl’
• Ardern's crew good, bad and surprising
• Test your knowledge of the week in politics
• Jail snitches: Why reform is needed
• Ellerslie cycle lane endangers road users
• A quick word
• Zoning changes need to be made with care
• Trump deserves the peace prize
• Michael Balsamo Genealogy site traces serial killer suspect
• British Home Secretary refuses to step down over treatment of immigrants
• Morality police assault stirs debate in Iran
• Vegetarian diet ‘would prevent a third of early deaths’
• Emotional opening for lynching memorial and museum
• ‘Crazy’ twist to Daniels deal
• Vittel residents say Nestle water plant running village dry
• Trial reveals ‘the real Bill Cosby’
• Tactics out of sync with #MeToo
• Leaders take steps towards peace
• Darkest Hour
• How Kiwis killed Australian rugby
• Lam may face slaughter in tests
• Hurricanes see off tenacious Sunwolves
• ‘Fozzie’ can fix the bumbling Blues
• Chilly Ko runs hot on a favourite course
• Warriors can’t afford to settle back after stunning start to season
• British confirm two-boat strategy after $216m boost
• Giro a bigger deal for NZ sports fans as Bennett eyes first top 10
• Carter aims to help take canoe slalom to next level Olympic champ helping paddlers maximise their key campaigns
• Sports shorts
• Hockley more knowledgea­ble than all her haters combined
• Azerbaijan right up Hartley’s street
• Our Abbadean looks top Travis chance
• Not Usual Talent goes for third win at Te Rapa
• Dream comes true as Dickies take $150k Rowe Cup
• Leader putting his community first
• Jones: Too soon to rule out banking probe
• Digital sales open a door to Chinese consumers
• Having backers makes the difference
• Intangible­s taking over the markets
• The future of flight
• Kiwis proving to be upbeat over number of visitors heading to our shores
• Can landlords keep a cool head?
• Strategy to improve workplace health
• Ex-shareholde­r facing $429,000 costs over failed takeover bid
• Seeka trims foreign ownership
• Fisher & Paykel and Kathmandu lead charge
• Kiwi falls against strong US dollar
• Summerset heads to Oz
• Traditiona­l backpacker­s’ still popular
• When the boss is the problem
• Movers & shakers
• Large Orewa block by beach
• Portfolio release reflection of a diverse market
• Not-so-noble 1860s bachelor pad
• Wellington industrial vacancy hits record low
• Around the block
• Warehouse Stationery has long lease
• Financials working at the car wash
• Mattress warehouse has a ‘comfy lease’
• Morrinsvil­le carrier site for sale
• Gull likely to fuel interest
• Albany car yard site with potential to add value
• What to eat ...and WIN
• What I’d do
• Awesome four some
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• ‘I’m not qualified to do anything else’
• Surviving Survivor
• Heart of the grey matter
• ... but not as you know it
• Sharp social commentary
• Making dreams happen
• Monster at large in war-torn Iraq
• SEMIOSIS Sci-fi & fantasy
• Distractio­n amid the dystopia
• American allegory
• Between borders
• Up on the ROOF
• Your Stars
• Kropotkin 1039
• Observer Everyman
• Weekend Radio
• Planet FM 104.6FM
• TOMORROW, TODAY
• Dakar-inspired BMW
• Positive changes
• A new dawn
• Worlds apart
• REGULAR FEATURES THE GOOD OIL
• First impression­s
• Choosing a new battery
• Cappuchino takes on Gumboot Rally
• Are we missing out on MG?
• NEW NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• APARTMENT LIVING
• Lifestyle sales recovering
• Pt Chevalier Bungalow transforme­d
• Remuera Handy spot
• St Marys Bay Classic and modern
• Coast & Country
• Meth mess — the options

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