Weekend Herald - 2019-09-28

• ‘It still doesn’t feel real’
• TEEN POWER
• Steve Braunias ranks Auckland’s malls
• CAPTAIN CANE
• Greta Thunberg’s secret diary
• Bank boss: ‘I was wrong on gender targets’
• Shane Jones’ ‘bribe’ for votes
• ELLE OF A TIME
• Cancer trials
• Student’s hostel death draws heartfelt tribute
• WORLD CUP JERSEYS
• All Blacks will win, statistics predict
• A high-stakes play for Mission Bay
• 5G will bring “jaw-dropping” change
• DNA tests fail to solve series of sex attacks
• House sale price could go sky high
• Adults join in growing school strike for climate
• NZ should feel proud . . . we’ve made a difference
• Ardern shows stamina
• Eliza gives environmen­tal cause a big push
• Council vote turns nasty in Albert-Eden
• Audrey Young’s view
• ‘Most of the mass is gone’
• Why is white supremacy talk taboo?
• Flashing lights and motivation help teens get more sleep
• Nats defy Speaker’s order over attack ads
• Downdraft of Jetstar’s pullout widespread
• Protest support
• A quick word
• Changes could drive us round the bend
• Lam faces critics
• Trump in a legal tangle
• No help from top Dems
• The 11-year-old making herself heard at the UN
• Boris Johnson comes out swinging over Brexit
• Plenty to see in sideshow alley
• Rugby leads the pack as the technology race heats up
• Ioane may get chance to show he still has the style to be starter
• All Blacks ‘know’ the tackle rules
• Roses bloom: England too clever by half
• Rugby really is a religion: How faith is fuelling World Cup
• Cheika blows up over Hodge ban
• Springboks predicting need for speed
• Fun is in the air but lots of drama still to come
• Kicking on: Warriors halfback Poko prodigious punter
• Chance of home title defence incentive for Adesanya
• Trust loses $2m on Warriors deal
• Roosters v Storm: NRL grand final a week early
• Raiders into NRL decider 16 10
• Champions League loss still painful: Pochettino
• Wet Ellerslie track worries Williams
• Forsman in two-state Oz assault
• Avantage set to bounce back
• Sorrentina among six rides for Johnson at meeting
• All Blacks now in championsh­ip weeks
• CEO: I knew what I was getting into
• Fonterra’s challenge: Keeping to its new plan
• NZ Post in $121m loss as mail dips
• From the shop floor to CEO: Inside NZ’s megafactor­y
• Swimming against the tide
• World Rugby playing for a windfall in Japan
• Sealegs owner defends plan to quit NZX
• Ports of Auckland net profit down 30pc
• Property stocks lead gains amid slow trading
• Kiwi weakens slightly after volatile week
• Confidence slides to lowest in four years
• Pressure on Z Energy likely to stay
• Petrol-heads revved up as Speedshow changes gear
• Visibility vital for women to rise
• Movers & shakers
• Doing the sums on student loans
• Massive profile in a strategic Victoria Quarter location
• EasiYo facility offers long lease
• Office block for sale in high-demand location
• Around the block
• Land and buildings in prime location
• Prominent investor’s family set to sell Mid City Centre
• ‘Foodie and art precinct’ in Thames for auction
• Asmuss leaseback offers long-term income
• JUCY campervan site includes tasty growth
• Sheep, beef, and deer on 347ha farm
• Commercial units come with lure of apartments overlookin­g park
• Landholdin­g on doorstep of major growth area
• Consent in place for five-storey, mixed-use building
• WE’RE GETTING DIRTY
• Our NZ Car of the Year
• OFF-ROAD ESSENTIALS
• DRIVE BY WIFI
• JEEP COMPASS
• LAND CRUISER
• NISSAN NAVARA
• CLASSIC CAR
• PIMP MY UTE
• A true Kiwi icon
• Nice and easy does it
• Get down and dirty
• Echoes of what could have been
• Take special care if you push your car hard
• IN LOVE WITH THE SHAPE OF YOU
• What Brexit means for NZ housing market
• Buying a house? Check the land title first
• THE MAIN ATTRACTION
• THE REIGN OF SPAIN
• HIDDEN GEM IN FULL VIEW
• Want to give your kids the same kind of childhood that you had?
• PARADISE, PIECE BY PIECE
• LAST WORD ON DESIGN
• A FOCUS ON STYLE

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