Weekend Herald - 2018-11-24

• SANTA SACKED
• All single-use bags to go
• ‘QUIT SOCIAL MEDIA’
• Simon Wilson’s verdict on Auckland’s future blueprint
• Money, marriage & happiness — are you rich enough?
• Jordan Williams
• Hollie’s last gift
• Tonsils in a tangle over council’s pet proposal for park’s new te reo title
• Plea to bring hurt Afghan back home
• ‘A talent pool you can’t match’
• Secondary teachers turn down pay offer, vote to strike
• Parade protesters to dress up as police
• Editorial: Faster track to school could attract more teachers
• Air NZ marks disaster a decade on
• Plan to ban vaping in bars, workplace
• Last chapter for man in viral photo
• Lotto winner won’t fly first class
• The transforma­tion of Mt Smart: From Taylor Swift to double flips
• Realty giant admits failure over on-sold home
• Viaduct insurance “not worth risk”
• ‘Sweet kid’ aged just 14 used knife to murder
• Sprinting towards suffrage
• Long time manning the thin blue line
• The cleaner way to fly
• The three stages of transforma­tion
• Govt getting trout pout at Nats’ endless fishing
• Question time
• A quick word
• Rememberin­g triumph of 125 years ago
• Plight of those with leaky homes
• Pike River re-entry a drift into madness
• What Trump thinks, Pence says
• War brothel dispute runs deep
• Greenhouse gas warning ahead of summit
• Nations halt arms sales
• The fear and faith of John Chau
• Island and its inhabitant­s remain a mystery
• Buenos Aires’ hospital for broken statues
• Trump stands by crown prince over Khashoggi killing
• Rising tensions with US on display at summits
• Codie’s the shot for Player of Year
• Savea set to cash in on top form
• Renegade Cheika last of the bruisers
• Landmine tour delivers a reality check
• Foul trouble derails Breakers attempt to declaw Wildcats
• Mannering’s Warriors role on hold for break
• Options put selectors in a spin for second test
• McLaughlin refuses to look in rearview mirror as title looms
• Stud’s Savabeel buy quite a Love Affair
• Bavella ready for $50k juvenile feature
• Rain to wake Sleeping Beauty
• When in Rome: Kiwi facing ABs
• Thinking bigger
• Milk prices facing another cut, say forecaster­s
• Women helping women initiative heads into 2nd year
• Regulator cautious on power query
• A lifetime in property
• What others say about new council head
• Fletcher shocker one of the worst
• Warehouse chief: We’re not for sale
• Cooperativ­e Bank profit dips to $5.6m
• 8 Rivers, the Allam Cycle, and what it all means
• Your best money diet: One you stick to
• Only way is up for social housing aim
• Kathmandu the star performer in mixed trade
• Global growth worries peg back kiwi
• Housing fall-off unlikely to be bother: Ryman
• Cool cafe business at hot beach
• Whangamata Seafoods Ltd for sale
• Anchoring hearts and minds
• 5 keys to survive the one-way interview
• Prime portfolio properties
• Beach-side St Heliers retail
• Prime Federal St unit
• Around the block
• Wiri industrial park
• Residentia­l ‘holdouts’ at Te Rapa
• Mountain town’s sole supermarke­t
• Live/work properties offer flexibilit­y
• Albany warehouse office and lunch bar
• Carter family sells Avonhead Centre
• Med centre in growing south
• Whakatane land block a ‘Keepa’
• Napier retail property in three titles
• Mt Wellington seaside offer
• Mixed use property in Remuera Village
• Store premises very collectabl­e
• What I’d do
• Cure for the backseat blues
• Iron will cheats pain
• Issues around the campfire
• Not your usual fugitive fare
• Icing on the cake
• Helicopter way to wine and dine
• Good sports
• Women in their rightful place
• Bacon and beats for breakfast
• More shock and awe than laughs
• Caught in the tumult of history
• Shadows of secrets and silences
• The truth of the ‘angry black woman’
• Food books
• Your Stars
• Kropotkin 1069
• Observer Everyman
• Kiwi comedy could become cult hit
• GRAVEL RASH
• Yamaha’s three-wheel oddity
• Corolla Hybrid road test
• Ghosn’s impact is far reaching
• COTY CONTENDER
• MOTORSPORT
• BUYERS’ GUIDE
• Transforme­r tool truck the best thing at SEMA
• Lambo Urus one-make race series announced
• DREAM RIDE
• A taste of things to come
• STREET’S AHEAD
• NEW NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• Blooming marvellous garden
• Art Deco dream come true
• The house that didn’t make sense
• Green oasis by the beach
• 13 Alan Murray Lane, Oneroa
• By George and Jorg, it’s a country estate
• ‘Weekend bolthole’ in the city
• Where the living and the playing is easy

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