Weekend Herald - 2023-10-28

• Pharmac board backs CEO after apology
• The secret diary of . . . Winston Peters
• Dead tot’s birth was never registered
• $13m Queen St cost ‘ridiculous for bit of paving’
• Pamela Anderson ad pad set to go to auction
• Heavy going predicted for Auckland marathon
• Sponsor takes Chiefs to court
• Sinkhole rāhui lifts for most beaches
• Supervisor says priority decision was ‘right at the time’
• Dad’s grief: ‘It just steals your future’
• Man charged over alleged forging of engineers’ signatures across NZ
• Awards recognise stories vividly told through pictures
• Truth about ultra-hot drinks and our health
• Another day at The Office
• Breaking up: Why Silicon Valley is unfriendin­g news organisati­ons
• Shoe is now on the other foot for National
• A quick word
• Rugby’s comeback story reads like a movie script
• ‘Devastatin­g’: Mag’s $240k legal case
• How hurricane became a hulk
• Massacre puts gun laws in the spotlight again
• Israel prepares for next stage of war
• Ironman Foran ultimate survivor in Kiwis
• Black Caps suddenly have a mountain to climb in a week
• Track queens: Kiwi racemares chasing A$20m in stakes
• Lawson looking to lock up championsh­ip
• Supercars rookie eyes top-10 spot for season
• Whitelock can be three-time champion
• ‘He’s very missed’: Parker mourns trainer ahead of Saudi showdown
• Kolisi on classic: ‘It will not happen in our lifetime again’
• NZ coach highlights areas for Ferns to lift
• Magnificen­t seven: What our boys must do to lift trophy
• Savea, Foster up for top World Rugby accolades Pacific Island players slam new competitio­n
• Money for paper
• Leaky pipes, building slowdown — Fletcher lays out its troubles
• Ardern could shine a light on mosque attacks
• Cheap eats rule, as TV chefs go shopping for inflation-busters
• SkyCity’s $18m investment in compliance
• TVNZ focuses on digital growth as ad revenue falls
• Eric Watson isolated in face of US claims
• Fisher & Paykel turns on the flair for NZ Experience Centre
• Full credit to the Labour team — they deserve it
• Fonterra optimistic ‘Kowbucha’ culture could solve methane release issue
• Real transparen­cy starts right at the beginning
• Big bite of Apple tops NZ Superannua­tion Fund’s tech holdings
• Outsized broadband bills unhappy news for some Spark customers
• Mortgage borrowing subdued despite prospect of a National Govt
• Shares slip amid mixed messages from AGMs
• Port of Tauranga shares dip on weaker outlook
• Want your kids to do well at uni? Maybe the lure of a cash payout is just the incentive they need Money for study and your fees for free
• Takapuna’s Eat Street on menu for investors
• Retreat of stars, president for sale
• Rare warehouse pair in Ponsonby
• Occupy or lease Ota¯huhu warehouse
• 13 could turn out to be someone’s lucky number
• Ponsonby heritage landmark presents a divine opportunit­y
• Liquidator­s greenlight sale of clubs’ assets
• Tasty opportunit­y at Parnell neighbours
• Gold nugget in Queenstown
• Last ‘as is where is’ units in Christchur­ch come on the market
• Triple delight for investors as tourists return to south
• Wairau flooding site’s potential to be tapped
• Appleby returns to Colliers’ West Auckland team
• Vote brings market optimism
• Honda delivers so much more with the all-new CR-V with e:HEV technology.
• Topless traffic-stopper
• Running wild
• MILD not WILD
• To the Sahara, powered by the sun
• Car-Vid Classics: Bullitt and the world’s most famous hubcaps
• WHERE THE MOUNTAIN MEETS THE SEA
• Your Questions Answered
• ESCAPE TO THE COUNTRY
• GOING BACK IN TIME
• FRAGRANT MEMORIES
• Lemongrass and coconut ceviche
• Sticky chilli ribs with pineapple salsa

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