Bay of Plenty Times - 2022-11-19

• Kiwisaver withdrawal­s rise
• ‘We’re not all the same’
• Santa’s mailbox braced for tamariki’s requests
• Kiwi comedians to perform as part of Younity
• Surf lifesavers consider using drones
• First buyer median price about $800k
• Owning a home is ‘best feeling in the world’
• Citizen scientists start young at Te Ranga
• Golf day lands $23k for charities
• ‘Breathless but not helpless’
• Wrestler enjoys belated bronze medal celebratio­n
• Ex-minister warns boot camps not solution
• Kittens use up one of their lives
• Murder finding over flight MH17 ‘changes nothing’
• Surgery cancellati­on cuts like a knife
• ADHD patients need diagnosis and support
• Are M¯aori voices finally being heard in health?
• Reserve Bank tipped to make cash rate history
• Ryman profit falls after revaluatio­n
• Pelosi’s big decision: ‘There’s a life out there, right’?
• Nth Korea resumes its missile testing
• Meet the man turning Winnie-the-pooh into a slasher movie
• ‘Barbed wire curtain’ in, hope out
• China loosens Covid rules
• All Blacks lock in extra forward options
• Hard to cover up the many World Cup questions
• Making working from home, work
• $4m diagnostic clinic upgrade for Rotorua
• Reserve Bank deserves more credit
• Double down on your mortgage
• Businessnz offers to assist with fair pay agreements
• Partly built tiny homes in limbo
• Report reveals our largest and fastest-growing tech exporters
• Totting up cost of airline add-ons
• ANZ pays out bumper dividend
• How China’s workforce is contributi­ng to inflation
• ANZ faces potential RBNZ action
• Residentia­l developmen­t site offers chance to shape Tauranga’s future
• ACTIVE AGEING
• WHAT’S ON HERE AND NOW.
• Lights, camera Action
• Hot tips for live flame
• GET GRAZING
• TREES FORFREE
• Rhodos to stun
• CREATE COSINESS IN LARGE SPACES
• Fighting to keep wine from Nazis
• The rock behind the Rolling Stones
• Port and palaces
• JUMBO CROSSWORD

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