Weekend Herald - 2019-09-21

• New battle over Cup rights
• BARGAIN BALI
• Iraena Asher mystery
• Take flight
• ‘Redundancy clown’s’ tips on how to handle a loss
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... the All Blacks opening game
• Cerebral palsy won’t stop Eva walking
• Bet on split loyalties for All Blacks vs Boks
• Professor grounded — for a year
• ‘Feelings of outrage’ normal, court told
• Fashion house founders ready to hand over reins
• Meth bust seizes drug worth $86.4m on street
• Protest likely as Mt Erebus shrine starts
• Rebuilding life after unthinkabl­e tragedy
• Good oil on fish oil label might be a little fishy
• Making the Christchur­ch call
• Climate crisis
• How about we fix this thing?
• Age-old code to cracking anxiety
• Weekes’ treatment method
• From drug crim to youth guardian
• We’re all better players with a ‘team’ chat
• Amazing coat of many strong and super-stretchy cobwebs
• NZ First in survival mode, Peters too
• Political quiz
• Trustworth­y infrastruc­ture drives EV use
• So, what if the All Blacks lose tonight?
• A quick word
• Give credit where it’s due — show respect
• Uphill battle to study dying glacier
• Larson brings out blow torch for Far Side return
• Tribe ready to fight for Amazon home
• Essential etiquette tips for Messenger
• Blast from the past inspires idea to cool planet
• Ukraine link to complaint over Trump
• Greece’s model young woman accused of dolling up her resume
• US study: 3 billion fewer wild birds than in 1970
• Iran warns of ‘all-out war’ if attacked
• Trump-Morrison weekend is all about ‘mateship’
• A black spot on Trudeau’s record
• Groundbrea­king evolution of Hansen
• Sport’s ‘bird-flight’ factor
• Read set to show he’s still as influentia­l as ever
• ABs catchphase: Keep feet on ground and rest takes care of itself
• ‘Leitch-san’: Leader of Japan’s millions
• Cup will answer if All Blacks have turned into Old Blacks
• Tragedy cannot be overlooked
• Sinbin helps Souths end Manly’s season
• Punters eye up place market in Plate
• Spankem has serious rival in Hannon
• Trifolium on the trail for gold
• Vernanme gears up for Classic
• Harassment by Erasmus far from the truth
• Cleared for departure
• Where’s the fight in Kiwi company directors?
• Researcher: It’s time for congestion pricing
• Trump pushing trade partners to pick a side
• Old allies to discuss new security challenges in Pacific
• Prime brands round off $1b tower’s roster
• Annoying digital ads: Is there any hope?
• Crane numbers fall as mega-projects wrap up
• Fonterra to decide chair’s succession plan in 2020
• Prices rise as index reweightin­g spurs trade
• New wells to probe Kapuni gas reserves
• Kiwi ends busy week down by more than 1pc
• Firms losing victim status in data hacks
• Grooming outlets offer more than a close shave
• Treat weekends like holidays
• Letter to my son
• IRD delivers some welcome news
• Weeding out the bad, investing in the good
• Shopping centre anchored by Coles supermarke­t for sale
• Fitness sites should have investors pumped
• Buyers likely to dine out on bar, eatery
• The sweet spot — that’s what property investors are looking for
• Around the block
• Aged-care centre’s long-term future
• Ground floor in restored Edwardian building for sale
• New owner buckles up K’Rd backpacker­s building
• Internatio­nal focus on sale of dairy hygiene property
• Looking in on yacht challenge
• Music store property to hit right note
• Sheep and cattle farm on coast
• Longstandi­ng Carters Henderson site
• New industrial hub to serve target markets
• WALK THE LINE
• Yamaha’s Tenere 700
• Spring clean your car
• Jail time for hot dogs
• Most anti-social Merc on the street
• BMW changes up a gear
• A new Focus on hot hatch performanc­e
• SILVER DREAM MACHINE
• Drama often overshadow­s results
• APARTMENT LIVING
• How to find a good property manager
• Heart and soul
• Victorian splendour
• New Neighbourh­oods
• Coast and Country

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