Weekend Herald - 2020-07-18

• Coffee with Collins
• ‘Waves in the shop’
• $5m PR bonanza
• Shop owner races to rescue in machete attack
• Patron ‘stoked’ with $35m for coastal path
• Nats, Labour trade blows over Collins’ $31b transport aim
• The secret diary of . . . the Collins Gang
• Fruit pickers living in fear after run-in with manager
• Shut-ins set rings flying out door
• ‘Unsightly, third world’ Queen St: legal letter
• $132k fine after woman lost three finger tips
• NZ First detonates silly ideas — Peters
• Report card on the NZ First deal
• Mega bust Canadian jailed for nine years
• Favourite magazine titles set to return
• Nats need election message rethink
• Marking the NZ First deal
• Friends in high places
• A quick word
• Does Judith Collins thrill or dismay you?
• LOOMING CATASTROPH­E
• Cozy Bears claw into vaccine tests
• Lebanon looks to China as US, Arab nations refuse to help in crisis
• Virus strains Bolsonaro’s military allies
• Pompeo: US should limit which human rights it defends
• Study: Six planets needed to eat like G20 meat-lovers
• TRUMPOLITI­K
• Kushner and questions remain after Trump campaign shakeup
• Madge mantra: Kiwis play to win
• Quality filly De La Terre heads Rogerson assault
• Giz ready to light up night back in Sydney
• Schoolboy rivalry that lasts a lifetime
• ‘Happy to be alive': Former Blues player reveals survival tale
• Phoenix rue controvers­ial refereeing calls
• All Whites secure fixture against world’s top-ranked team
• Gatland in sigh of relief over return of All Black
• NZ Rugby hands Sanzaar the red card
• TURNING THE OTHER CHIC
• Pass on our money, investors demand
• Digital darlings
• New columnist: Michael Cullen
• Exiled entreprene­ur helping put money where his mouth is
• Collins grabs the reins and starts riding hard
• Fonterra lifts forecast milk price
• Design of 99-room Britomart hotel tips hat to iPhone screen
• Shares rise as investors seek out safe havens
• Kiwi eases as US Covid crisis rattles traders
• BlueScope to review NZ steel businesses
• Walking the line between China and the US
• Pet project: Kennels business up for grabs
• Waiheke restaurant has stunning outlook
• Buying a house at the age of 72? Just do it
• Onehunga industrial to suit owner-occupiers or investors
• St Marys Bay childcare site has developmen­t potential
• Rural services hub for sale
• 6,300sqm of warehouse space at Auckland port
• Covid-19 is unlikely to upend office leasing market
• Substantia­l landholdin­g in emerging rural market
• Multiple buildings, multiple options
• Childcare investment in high-growth area
• Cambridge retail property portfolio for sale or lease
• BRONCO GOES ROUGH AND REFINED
• FORESTER THAT SAVES TREES
• VEE EIGHT DUB
• FUTURE CLASSICS
• TO SHARE OR NOT TO SHARE
• Land Cruiser 70-series really zooms along
• LINDA SIMMONS
• BEHIND THE FACADE
• OBJECT OF DESIRE
• The essential quality every property investor must have
• FULL OF SURPRISES
• PASSION PROJECT
• Booze limits and room envy
• People of influence
• MUM’S HEARTBREAK

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