Weekend Herald - 2019-04-20

• Running for cover
• City of scales
• Inside the secret society of the All Black prop
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... the Capital Gains Tax
• Love and support
• Kiwi music history on the block for Music Month
• ‘Don’t drive like there’s no tomorrow’
• Police roles job seekers’ most wanted
• Journey back in time to find pilot
• Nats back re-entry of Pike River mine drift
• No of-fence taken at artist’s unusual entry
• Auckland Muslim school under investigat­ion
• Everything is autumn today but Anzacs get cold soldier
• Scramble for pest control as rodents head inside
• Campsite could go to make way for housing
• ‘Standard-setter’ Ardern hailed as world’s second-finest leader
• Forget CGT, we need a new plan
• Short breaks implant new skills
• Jason ‘JT’ Tikao: Small-town romance
• Mel Homer: City slicker
• Jumayah’s story
• Love overcomes hatred — life conquers death
• Signed by Auckland church leaders
• No reason for Ardern to be martyr over CGT
• Question time
• Grumbling amid grief at Notre Dame
• CGT backdown
• Tiger’s rebound shows Nonu can dare to dream
• A quick word
• Police suspect short-circuit
• Kill plans to attack freedom of speech
• Kim returns to fighting talk as North Korea expresses frustratio­n with US
• Lions locked up as legal fight over their fate drags on
• Teenager burned alive after reporting sex attack
• Judge scales back lawsuit against Weinstein
• Congress mulls its next steps
• A damning portrait of a president
• Key takeaways
• ‘He would destroy rugby’
• McKenzie gets sympathy over ACL from mate Black
• Division among Aussies about Folau comments
• Chiefs comeback falls just short
• I did everything possible in quest to round up Cowboys
• Warriors become spare parts operation
• Hurricanes leave it late in Tokyo
• How Tiger finally managed to change stripes
• Machine runs out of Pep
• What really Spurs the manager at Tottenham
• Easter points hunt: Showdown resumes — this time in Premier League
• Tiley saddles two in defence of title
• Glinda Goodwitch in wicked form
• Southern triple crown tilt for Orepuki Lad
• Osborne Bulls goes for $600k
• Gaby toast of pundits in Champagne
• Melbourne goals for Avantage
• Folau flux may yet serve to unite Wallabies
• OUR PLACE IN THE DESERT
• Tax change warning for rental owners
• PM’s leadership missing on CGT issue
• ComCom to eye profits by region in fuel sector probe
• Fonterra and Coca-Cola form beverage alliance
• New Sky CEO takes seat on the board
• Shares take a breather but end the week 1.8pc higher
• NZ v Aussies in rugby’s money game
• Finding the right time to move money
• Hobsonvill­e home and income
• Drones on the rise
• Help to sharpen your aims
• Are you fit for the job?
• Seaside camp for sale
• Red Baron’s flight leaves vacant site
• Japanese restaurant tops menu
• Around the block
• Luxury yard on Hastings’ ‘Car Alley’
• Silverfin sets $1b goal for growth
• Smaller-scale blocks to boost building
• Colliers celebratin­g the big Three-O
• If you like chocolate . . .
• A black and white world
• A life in COLOUR
• Faking Frances
• HODGKINS: A POTTED HISTORY
• Spitting mad at big-screen fluff
• HOLIDAY BINGE
• The book of Jan
• Your guide to the weekend and beyond
• Long and unwinding
• Treat yourself
• The fire within
• A matter of identity
• Non-fiction
• ‘In the first season we were thinking: this is never going to fly’
• Your Stars
• Observer Everyman
• ATTENTION SEEKER
• ME & MY CAR: ZM host’s wake up call
• Towing in comfort
• MX-5 gets better and better
• When less is more
• Ease off the road rage and stay safe for Easter
• Return of the king, BMW’s R 1250 GS
• Opportunit­ies lost at 1000th celebratio­ns
• Oddball Maybach SUV may have a southern twang
• CALIFORNIA­N COOL
• NEW NEIGHBOURH­OODS
• APARTMENT LIVING
• Family Benefit paid home deposit
• The privilege of privacy
• Homing in on hill site
• Opening up views topside
• Taking luxury to the next step
• Birdseye view of the bay

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