Weekend Herald - 2018-05-05

• Patients ‘at risk’
• Kiwi paradise falls into foreign hands
• Decent proposal
• Playing with fire
• Airfare wars
• The price you’ll pay to live in a top school zone
• The Clarke Gayford rumour
• New challenge
• Money talks
• Terrifying ride for kidnapped women
• Tree-climbing course helping kindergart­en teachers twig to dangers
• Facebook bans Kiwi singer over #MeToo video
• More Housing NZ staff make bullying claims
• Top defence man accused of planting camera in toilet
• Trapped birthday girl wants to go home
• Shane Jones: Orator or attention-seeker?
• Security tight in Clinton’s flying visit for big-ticket event
• Unlike song, history repeats for Split Enz fans
• Cost-saving model seeks to improve doctor visits
• Housing and poverty biggest concerns for Kiwis — survey
• Golfing great takes a swing at plans for park
• Society’s view of sex has a lot to answer for
• My Cancer Diary Why don’t we screen for prostate cancer?
• Weird Science
• Stop and smell sweeter roses
• Ardern slip a problem for Greens
• Bloated bureaucrac­y at the university
• Postcode healthcare a troubling problem
• A quick word
• Peppa Pig joins haloed list of literary rebels
• Moon looks to build economic bridges
• Mother’s battle with Kim over son’s death
• Kanye isn’t the only celebrity with his own twist on the truth
• Hunger claiming lives of young in war-torn Yemen
• Search finds shipwrecks but not plane
• Mayor makes a meal out of rodent problem
• Residents on alert for bigger events as lava cuts through forest and roads
• America’s Mayor now Trump’s pitbull
• Too much talking?
• Oz need a win — it won’t be Blues
• Ferns returns mark new season
• Chiefs frustrated as Jaguares win four in a row 23 19
• Mo’unga pulls the strings as Crusaders roll over Rebels 55 10
• Aussies, the Blues falling over each other to lose
• Doping deadline looms for Willis golden upgrade
• Belated promotion cannot top thrill of bronze on the night
• Hareb to feature in first world teams event
• Scurrah plays down talk of a return to former club
• Battered Silver Ferns back in action
• Struggling Luke firms in odds to face Tigers
• Fa to fight next month, with one eye on Wilder
• Relaxed McLaughlin in command Aussies hit NZ’s roads
• Might as well jump: Fear of failure driver
• Small change but No Change way to start day
• Marsh chasing four in a row at Te Rapa
• Mare takes treble stakes shot today at Riccarton
• Ultra-busy mum ranks running with eating, sleep
• Banks watchdog promises extra scrutiny
• Jones’ new SOE role spurs unease
• Ex-cop’s property empire
• Why the Tegel takeover leaves a bad taste for many investors
• This year, numbers. Next year, wellbeing
• The ‘unfair’ loophole in KiwiSaver
• Grenfell Tower-type cladding found at 13 Auckland sites
• Ethical investing can be more than just feelgood
• Mixed day on markets as A2 leads the way
• Kiwi dollar heads down
• ‘Dickens of a good time’ in Whangarei
• Managers lose touch with staff
• What to ask
• ‘Ultimate landlord-friendly’ property
• The Mt Wellington home of ASX-listed Nick Scali Furniture is for sale with a long lease, reports
• Office and warehouse at Airport Oaks
• Island history
• Trade Depot for sale and leaseback
• High-rise answer to student digs shortage
• ‘Tasty offerings’ at Rosedale
• Workshop ready to clock off
• Character building
• Our hotel demand beats the Aussies’
• Prime South Auckland crop farm
• What I’d do
• Genius loves company
• This is a rubbish show that’s worth watching
• Discoverin­g our back yard
• Hunt for the Wilbur person
• ‘I don’t like drama’
• SNOW wonder
• Retreating into murder
• A twister through Texas
• Who to believe in tale of suspense
• A weave of personal and political causes
• Popular fiction
• Happy reading, Mum
• ‘I don’t think I’d want to live in a space that wasn’t lined with books’
• Portals to the past
• Your Stars
• Cryptic crossword
• Weekend Radio
• See the next Weekend Herald for solution
• The label fits
• Ford says ‘See ya later’ to the humble sedan
• American beauty
• Land Rover marks 70th anniversar­y
• Haval H9 big inside and out
• Landies: The love that never dies
• Stranger than fiction . . .
• Car park dings: AA Insurance survey reveals who comes clean
• Market confidence drops
• Salute to historic landmark
• On the home straight
• Love it, but ready to leave

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