Manawatu Standard - 2016-06-28

• Marching in Moko’s memory
• Inmates stuck in middle of debate
• Teen helps fellow youths find jobs
• No rush to commence begging trial
• New bus service a hit with Summerhill’s older residents
• No more having to walk in the rain
• Taihape and Palmerston North choirs stage A Night at the Opera
• Mother Earth mural complete
• Improving mental health care costs DHB
• City to host global fat studies conference
• Free parking until 11am on Saturdays to stay
• Probe can’t pinpoint crash cause
• Kiwi hostage free but confusion over how
• Council defends soft monitoring
• Drones the new peeping toms but law helpless
• Young pilot’s passion takes off
• Deportee denies raft of charges
• Corbyn tries to stare down party uprising
• Brexit vote fuels surge in hate crime
• Snowden objects to Big Brother laws
• Clinton leads in two polls
• Text the editor
• Britain unlikely to regret its decision in the long run
• Getting personal over poisoning
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Shoppers hope for UK bargains as sterling takes a tumble
• Brits may tighten travel purse
• Ghastly-sounding BK mashup is marketing genius
• US$200M payday for Twilio
• Where to find funds to grow your firm
• Payroll troubles the straw that breaks small business backs
• Why itchier bites are bad for you
• Small dairy farmers search for silver lining
• Slow and steady will win the day
• Hard year looms for dairy farmers
• Digital the way to tell the NZ farm story
• Dairying needs a storytelle­r
• SFF investor still willing
• Houston seeks Lucky break
• Gatu riding high
• Our Waikiki Beach on track again
• Rogerson’s first ride at Otago
• Tall Blacks blow lead as Iran battle back for narrow win
• No obstacle too big for determined Adams
• Ko goes Hog wild with win in Arkansas
• Black Sticks give coach plenty to ponder
• France storm back to down Ireland
• Hazard stars in Belgium’s big win
• Messi misses penalty as Chile win shootout
• Kiwi cyclist makes sprint podium
• Ireland can beat All Blacks says lock
• It’s three more years for Moody
• Impressive efforts at cross-country champs
• Hurricanes hope to turn back the clock
• Central dip out to South
• Hurricanes confident of re-signing Barrett
• Lure of Olympics too great to resist
• Another second placing for Sanson

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