Weekend Herald - 2020-07-11

• GOFF WANTS THEM OUT
• SUFFER THE CHILDREN
• What’s really damaging your kids’ teeth
• ‘SHAMBLES’
• The man behind Scott Dixon’s success
• Ex-PM to co-chair review of WHO
• Steve Braunias’ secret western of . . . the Muller Gang
• Covid leak: ‘I could have put it clearer’
• Last orders: Tony’s faces closure
• Grim milestone for newly jobless
• Weekend weather a chance to chill out
• Church kept sex abuse claims quiet
• Death, business decline sees brothel on market
• On your bike: Covid boosts sales
• Price caps out of touch, say first-home buyers
• Question Time
• Home oh so sweet home
• The case of the secret backyard cannabis crop
• Key events
• The man who returned to Lincoln Rd
• Lockdown a dire deja vu for Victoria
• A quick word
• Into the last 10 minutes of pre-election play
• China starting to pay price for HK stance
• Supreme Court slaps down Trump
• Monuments and statues are falling — what comes next?
• Ousted NY prosecutor says Barr ‘urged’ him to resign
• Egypt arrests virus outbreak critics
• DESPERATIO­N SCIENCE
• US drug buy-up could prompt rise of ‘vaccine nationalis­m’
• Breeding key to winter winners
• Warriors see victory slip away
• Sailor hopes Youth Am Cup can help with equal opportunit­ies
• Sutton aims to follow in Singh’s footsteps
• United eye top four return
• NZR power play may leave them isolated and rejected by Oz
• Injuries force Hurricanes into changes
• Blue riband blockbuste­r
• Habit forming
• Money for some, none for Tiwai
• Use tech to fight Covid-19
• Meridian reveals it was willing to go long way to retain Rio Tinto's smelter
• Auckland port move may put holes in user pockets
• Doctor’s solution to fix staff roster woes wins investor support
• Chorus shares drop after two disclosure­s to stock exchange
• Shoppers’ spending helps lift economy
• Chorus, power companies lead stocks lower
• Kiwi eases as offshore Covid cases spike
• F&P: Taking care of investors since 2001
• Covid presents growing opportunit­y
• Motel business suits lovers of the outdoors
• How many assets are enough?
• Premier shopping and entertainm­ent precinct
• Leasehold interest in large industrial complex for sale
• Heritage buildings under the hammer
• Time is ripe for sale in health sector
• Taupo retail block offers premium opportunit­y for property investors
• ‘If they come, we’ll build it’
• Massive corner profile in a fringe location set for CRL growth
• Former power board HQ sparks interest
• CBD on cusp of next office developmen­t cycle
• Standalone Riccarton office blocks
• Is this the ultimate work vehicle of 2022?
• ONE COOL CAT
• ROCK STARS
• TRIO AT THE TOP
• HOW TO HANDLE ICY CONDITIONS
• WHEN WILL WE SEE AN EV UTE?
• COOL CHANGE
• The problem with the Green Party’s post-Covid response plan
• A stylish new build for Mission Bay
• Will more tax fix New Zealand’s post-Covid economy?

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