Weekend Herald - 2018-06-23

• CLIMATE OF FEAR: Sexually harassed doctors afraid to talk
• The first child
• Jack of all trades
• Would you pay $13 for this smoothie?
• The answer to Auckland’s parking woes?
• Sales rep poses as customer’s grandson
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... The Birth
• Grandparen­ts’ ashes stolen from cemetery
• Passengers in scary ride as Air NZ plane heads back on one engine
• Mother thrilled her newborn has a special birthday buddy
• The very different future she’ll inherit
• Putting a price on parenthood
• Govt pushed to honour ACC pledge
• Little children suffer in American horror story
• Afghans who helped troops become NZ citizens
• Lotto man’s fate still a mystery 15 years on
• Revival of te reo
• Computers predict your death date
• Weird Science
• JAIL HOUSE ROCKER
• Crime and Justice: Taylor’s story
• Complainan­ts unwilling to take matters further
• Harassment complaints, dismissals and resignatio­ns
• Deferentia­l attitude to US should be dumped
• Test your knowledge of the week in politics
• Splitting up of families shows Trump at his worst
• PM’s baby cracks glass ceiling for girls
• A quick word
• Kiwis drawn to special magic of World Cup
• PM knows her baby’s value for the country
• Images tell tale of torture and abuse
• UN envoy’s fallout fears for Yemen
• Hope for families divided by war
• Japanese workers’ homicidal thoughts
• Chaos, confusion after Trump’s reversal
• Melania’s mixed-message fashion statement
• Pope Francis urges countries to play their part in solving refugee crisis
• Fleeing for their lives
• ABs should be ready for redemption
• League scales new heights in Denver
• Savea’s exit deepens appreciati­on of Howlett’s scoring feats
• Dead rubber ideal test to build depth
• Tui one of two Wallabies changes for series decider
• Aneurysm revealed before Parker fight
• Seven newbies step into unknown territory for Kiwis
• Featherwei­ght ready to seize second chance
• Sports shorts
• McCullum’s struggle to beat doping ban
• Heavily-marked stars fail to fire
• Star T20 batsman aims for the sky with pilot training programme
• First-round eliminatio­n caps tough time for jilted Morocco
• Draw against Denmark gives Socceroos a new lease of life
• Paddon comes home to familiar roads
• Hartley has advantage of knowing French F1 track well
• Toyota series skips Ruapuna
• Melbourne a target for Gold Cup hero
• Form is ordinary but it’s unwise to ignore Padraig
• Roger That out to usurp John Gray
• Welcome to world diving champs
• Grassroots rugby: ‘Uncle Jack’ holds Puni together
• Boardroom shuffle as giant works to rebuild
• Fletcher’s future: shrinking overseas but pursuing growth at home
• North Korea — the land of opportunit­y
• Pumpkin Patch leaves ANZ millions short
• It’s time for a futuristic vision from regulators
• Recognitio­n for Kiwi high-flyers
• Who to count on for investment­s
• Talk of bitcoin’s demise is on the money
• Shares up after bumpy week, led by NZ Refining
• Kiwi dollar heading for weekly decline
• Economists tip cash rate to stay at record low
• Fixing hospitalit­y staffing crisis
• Too many suffer in silence
• New ways to get your dream job
• Rare and huge in Otahuhu
• A ‘Parthenon’ for Mission Bay
• Wellington’s eye-catching Spark Central building
• Around the block
• Airport warehouse for sale
• All set for an adventure in the outdoors
• Hotel sale the first for a while
• Backpacker lodge in Taupo
• Lots at O¯ taki Commercial Park
• Eden Terrace opportunit­y
• Clevedon rural land will enable growth
• Ducks in a row on High St
• What I’d do
• What to eat
• EXTRA TALENTED
• SPIELBERG’S FIVE BEST & FIVE WORST
• Nigella takes us gently to a good place
• It’s time to te reo
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• ‘I was a weird kid’
• ‘Maybe one day I’ll find God’
• The art of LETTING GO
• THE LES AND MILLY PARIS COLLECTION PART 2
• Tuned in to their readers
• ‘Unread, they taunt me’
• Picture books
• An icy slice
• Sleep-in Sunday
• Kropotkin 1047
• Observer Everyman
• VERSATILE PERFORMER
• Aston Martin Vantage lands
• Kiwis excel in the clouds
• Stay safe on winter roads
• By Jimny, it’s got infotainme­nt
• A significan­t turning point
• More than just a passing fancy
• FULL PHAT RIDE
• Foot on the pedal, an eye on the prize
• Lost in transit
• The act of providing protection
• TRANQUIL OASIS
• NEW NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• LET’S MOVE TO...
• Appeal lies in the detail
• Prices drift back to 2016
• Space and light by design
• Object of desire
• Seizing life’s challenges
• A catalogue of views
• In the heart of the city

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