Weekend Herald - 2018-10-06

• Home track lap of luxury for drift fan
• Clinic ejects ‘least-sick person’
• BEACH BBQS & BUSH WALKS
• The greatest combo?
• NZ richlister­s invest in cannabis company
• ARCHITECT OF DECEPTION
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ...
• Keep on rolling
• Stone cold
• Disgust at ‘child wedding’ in Auckland
• Auckland Council’s $29m recycling bailout
• Cyber-bullies offered $5k insurance cover
• Richest get most uni scholarshi­ps
• Shanghai cruise ship makes first Auckland call
• Gran’s hee haw sees Donkey sales soar
• Heston shakes up rural Auckland
• Only six red-light cameras active at once, say police
• KiwiBuild homes $100k below open market, say analysts
• Mum fought franticall­y to get out as tractor sank
• Zimmermann brand tipped for Westfield Newmarket
• Secrets of $24m Waiheke estate
• Asbestos breach but it was business as usual
• Never has a turned back spoken more loudly
• Research can change its spots
• Third Nobel for women in physics has been far too long in coming
• A year after the Weinstein scandal . . . WHAT HAS CHANGED?
• Makeup or #MeToo? We shouldn’t have to choose
• Jump in cost of recycling shows need for change
• Climate change debate
• A quick word
• Bright a colourful, fierce battler for city democracy
• Creeps don’t change — judge still frat boy
• Bridges yet to master worst job in politics
• Test your knowledge of the week in politics
• Over the moon? Not yet, say scientists
• Russia claims US running secret bio weapons lab in Georgia
• West accuses Moscow of hacking
• New font fills gaps in memory, researcher­s say
• Questions over journalist
• Democracy’s darker days
• ‘He lied about his drinking’
• Warning over military’s insect research programme
• Far-right candidate winning over voters
• Battle for port city deepens suffering
• Comical Ali admits ‘mistakes’
• Loosie spots start to tighten up
• New era at Breakers
• Captain Read primed to lead revenge mission
• Cane looking for brilliance rather than bash
• Barrett getting free ride from All Blacks: Barnes
• Second lease on life at the top
• Hatton keeps his head at Dunhill
• Coutts: Why we walked away from Cup
• Kiwis boss Maguire rejects Manly bid
• Crazy talk, even from Conor
• Sponsors express concern over rape allegation against Ronaldo
• Flying without wing . . . mirrors
• RADIO SPORT
• Upgrade key for Hartley in Japan
• The contenders
• Strong chance in showpiece race
• Winx set to perform right on cue
• Bonneval’s career at an end and sale likely
• King Louis looks to grab Guineas crown
• The ball that shook the world
• Mainzeal — big promises, zero delivery
• Still some battles left to fight
• The tiny chip that infiltrate­d the US
• Worriers, best leave that KiwiSaver alone
• World Investor Week
• Napier Port listing plan ‘good for sector’
• Mixed reaction to Fletcher’s takeover bid
• British economy faces a ‘hard Brexit’ chaos
• NZ sharemarke­t continues its downward trend
• Kiwi heads for weekly loss against US dollar
• US helps put Eroad’s growth in the fast lane
• Orchard jam-packed with potential
• Blazing a trail to the boardroom
• Movers & shakers
• Three Hakas in foursome
• Leaseback in airport precinct
• Business Park full steam ahead
• Historic Akaroa waterfront site
• Studios for sale and leaseback
• Countdown supermarke­t in fast-growing Beachlands
• Zero vacancies in Wynyard Quarter — review
• West Auckland industrial duo
• Tourism venue with plans approved
• Freehold office floor in Auckland CBD
• Popular Queen St building
• Childcare centres, gas stations perform well
• Big complex for syndicatio­n
• Block includes MP tenant
• What I’d do
• Cover story
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• Another shot at life
• Star attraction
• Living on the edge
• THE BODY POLITICS
• Quiet epiphanies
• ‘Tarzan made a lasting impression on me’
• Sci-fi & fantasy
• Unveiling truths
• Urgent tale told slowly
• Your Stars
• Cryptic crossword
• Observer Everyman Weekend Radio
• Kropotkin 1062
• CROWD WILL GO WILD
• Deal to that old kitchen
• How to maximise your selling price
• Design hides trade secrets
• Gem among jewels
• Garden of Mt Eden
• Warm and cosy from day one
• Cool view a clincher
• Downsize in style
• Staying in touch with city

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