Manawatu Standard - 2012-02-01

• Drop in consents hurts builders
• Bill sent 50 years after fine paid
• Studentswa­it as buses don’t arrive
• Horizons keen on investment in dairying
• The agony and the ecstasy
• Inmate found guilty of assault
• Kiwis sign up to booze-free month
• Milsonline debate over – itstaysa key route
• Robbery accused appears in court
• English on mission to stopmaori defection
• Words up on child abuse
• SUVS tops for families
• Man bailed after pipe attack in city
• Young rural men losing theirwomen
• Key’s office told of speedingdo­tcom
• Teen arrested over All Black blazers theft
• Land too sensitive to develop
• Alleged drink-driver wins appeal on asthma inhaler
• Death has broken all our hearts, says father
• Chinawants­workers freed
• Pressure onrussia to backun’smove
• Romney picked to win polls
• Minister escapes assassinat­ion bid
• Let’s knock offwhen there’s decentweat­her
• Academia hijacks skills and talent
• NZ needs to prosper, not just Auckland
• Dicksmith to cut stores ahead of sale
• Builders tip housing upturn
• Newexpatnz­xboss may extend horizons
• Faults with Grammys
• Active minds avoid Alzheimer’s
• Painful ultimate act of love is a common condition ‘W
• Calories count but source is unimportan­t
• Maybe theweather excuse has some credence
• Great time formanawat­u athletes, and it’s not over
• Breakers set to sign topnz trio
• One-dayer special for Mccullums
• Living his road dream
• Germany will be the next stop for city’s Green
• Panthers in tough group of death

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