Weekend Herald - 2020-02-29

• FIRST NZ CORONAVIRU­S CASE PANDEMONIU­M
• Lotto fever: $50 million must be won tonight
• Private firms circle All Blacks
• Business: • Market defences
• • World begins lockdown •
• • Education industry hit
• Effect on election
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... The Hannah Tamaki Debacle
• Generation game
• Feel the Bern
• ‘Do not deport your people, problems’
• Ticking off works for both PMs
• Serious Fraud Office probes Phil Goff ’s election expenses
• RSA killer awarded compo for strip search
• MARCH MADNESS DESCENDS ON CITY OF CONES
• Off the rails: Jones not a fan of project
• Tom Dillane finds out why Auckland’s congestion is about to be more manic
• Third of buses out if strike decided
• ‘You can tell what screens do to their little brains’
• Trial gets kids off devices and outside — and sleeping better
• Israel champions Pride Parade
• Olympic star’s plan to cover school sport hits hurdle
• A lesson in longevity could be big takeaway from Ardern’s Fiji visit
• Developers swoop on modest homes
• NZ refuge for edgy Europeans
• An objection that is beyond all conscience
• Sound advice from a deaf moth
• Husna’s story
• As young people turn their backs on alcohol, Simon Kuper asks if it is time for their elders to follow suit A TIPPLE TOO FAR
• Not drinking is no big deal
• Weinstein not alone as vile movie monster
• Forced congestion Leonia Baice
• NZ Rugby needs to join the club for kids’ sake
• A quick word
• Bright, modern . . . Buttigieg is best Trump antidote
• Democrats focus on Super Tuesday as Carolina looms
• What is Super Tuesday and why is it important?
• Peace takes root but will it flower in Taliban’s desolate backyard?
• Govts scramble for virus solutions
• What the Democrats don’t get about Bernie
• All Blacks’ slice of Twickenham pie overdue
• Kiwi cyclists caught up in coronaviru­s scare
• Rugby chief executive can’t rule out jobs may have to go
• Sport disrupted as virus spreads
• M¯aori ABs coach to fill in when Gats away
• Fox out as Korean teenager leads
• Everywhere man ready for ‘veteran moves’
• Hearn rates Parker as title chance again
• Toss plays important part in Black Caps’ success
• Shark circling for Randwick bite
• Auckland Cup dogged by lead-up controvers­y
• Enter the Dragon
• Trainer chipper: Catalyst ‘at his best’
• Rugby’s soul at stake with private money
• World War V
• Leaders too slow to face big question, Fran O’Sullivan
• Loss ahead, despite gain for TVNZ
• Iwi empire hit by slower investment gains
• March worker ant: of the 6000 Aucklander­s on the move
• New labels flock to $1b centre
• Freightway­s falls as global mood turns darker
• Virus eats into NZ dollar, will linger a while
• Consumers confident despite virus
• The day Uber ate the taxi
• Jewellery shop in Wanaka a sparkling gem on the lakefront
• A step-up in the right direction
• Movers & shakers
• KiwiSaver: Why it’s fees that really matter
• Retail site set to take off
• Investors can chew over food outlets
• Around the block
• Packhouse and coolstore for export of kiwifruit is ripe with long lease
• Corner site has potential
• New build with motor vehicle tenants for sale
• Waterfront site has consent for residentia­l units
• Office complex with redevelopm­ent upside
• Land and buildings housing motel for sale
• Versatile building on the block
• Childcare centre properties target passive investors
• Split-risk Albany industrial with uplift potential
• GREEN CREDENTIAL­S
• AA advice: Wrong fuel? Don’t panic
• How Mini became a modern marvel
• Mercedes Benz’s new baby SUV
• Lexus star connection
• The great northern fresh produce hunt
• Best trip yet to come
• Oldies and goodies
• 4 Cars to get excited about
• MARBLE TO BEHOLD
• LAP OF LUXURY
• Does our housing market have a ‘human rights crisis’?
• VINTAGE MEETS MODERN
• CLASSIC BEAUTY
• SUNKISSED BEAUTY
• COUNTRY CLASSIC
• BATHED IN LIGHT
• SOAKING IT ALL IN
• STANDING OVATION
• KIRI BARFOOT

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