Weekend Herald - 2019-11-16

• Junk-food adverts put ON DIET
• POWER RANKINGS
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... the Winston Peters trial
• Northwest Motorway set to get bus lanes
• Crown completes Millane murder evidence; defence case to open
• Posthumous mums may happen soon
• A Kiwi escape in the sun fit for future king
• Thanks but no tatts: Top chef rejected
• Blood on doctor's shoe likely teen’s, court hears
• Tunnels to open — briefly
• Holes revealed in terrorism bill
• ‘Nasty disease’: Warning syphilis cases on the rise
• Cheap, yes — but there’s likely a catch
• Tiny rental ‘exploitati­ve’; calls for regulation
• The angry man and the brave woman
• 10 TO WATCH
• 5 ON THE WAY OUT
• “China-New Zealand Year of Tourism” Promotes Cultural Exchanges
• Cure sick DHBs with the right leadership
• Scientists may know why we hiccup — but not the remedy
• Collaborat­ion king after MPs’ date double-up
• Zoning the sore point in education changes
• A quick word
• One test will define Black Caps’ summer
• Totalitari­an takeover of schools averted
• Farage fails to clinch pact
• A struggle beyond borders
• Terror warning for Hong Kong protesters
• Border-to-border fire threat
• Addicted to shopping? You could be ill
• Democrats dial in on impeachmen­t
• Environmen­t
• Inside Sonny Bill Williams’ $10 million deal
• How the Super Rugby teams stack up
• GREGOR PAUL
• PHIL GIFFORD
• Tasman Mako provide the blueprint for Blues Super Rugby revival
• Gatland admits suspicions over use of drugs by an ex-Wales test player
• Mooloo man Mitch turns down chance to work at Chiefs under Gats
• All Whites era dawns in Dublin
• Coll beats 33-year hoodoo to make world title final
• Trainer has Foote in both camps
• Big stallion throws down gauntlet to Inter rivals
• Couple take rocky road to possible glory in Cup
• Orr and the art of knowing when to duck
• Long list of Stanley Group creditors
• $3m question: NZ’s top-paid bank boss?
• Did the rebounding housing market sway Reserve Bank’s cash rate call?
• Silver lining in manufactur­ing lift
• Accord close on trade deal update: Pelosi
• Gizzards of Oz: Big 4 bank another $5b
• Two offers, two very different outcomes
• New crib on the block
• Thiel fund joins rush to pour billions of dollars into tech startups
• Smelter’s future weighs on electricit­y stocks
• NZ dollar rises as chances of OCR cut fade
• No more cash for fossil fuels, says EU bank
• Market delivers the power — and cuts carbon
• Five Stags tavern on hunt for buyers
• Working in the #MeToo era
• Happiness is contagious
• How to spend that $200,000 Lotto win
• Big mixed used developmen­t opportunit­y in Pukekohe
• Blockhouse Bay hall on the block for charity
• Potential new hotel in northern Queenstown
• Goodman NZ to rescue in space race
• Around the block
• Strategic industrial on 8-year lease
• Grafton property provides plenty of possibilit­ies
• Manukau showroom ideal for owner-occupiers
• Carpark is prime hotel opportunit­y
• Te Rapa commercial block has high profile
• Leasehold interest in warehouse building
• Building is child’s play for investors
• 140ha rural block in northwest Auckland for sale
• Only integrated pool and gym in Hastings
• BOX & DICE
• NZ Car of the Year contender:
• How to take your car overseas on holiday
• The joy of driving
• DRIVING THROUGH DECADES
• AT HOME DISCOVER OUR NEW LIFESTYLE SECTION
• BEST-KEPT SECRET ON TV
• CHARMING LOCATION
• 5 rules for hiring a real estate agent
• MODERN CLASSIC
• RAISE A GLASS TO SPECTACULA­R VIEWS
• CHANGING THE TWILIGHT ZONE
• The new developmen­t that’s steeped in Iwi history
• How to sell real estate and stay married

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