Manawatu Standard - 2018-01-30

• Praise for fees-free move
• Man finds deceased climber’s crampon
• WHAT'S IN OUR FOOD?
• Boycott call
• Walk popular
• Sevens is here
• Slips cause access issues, decreasing value
• Country school seeks new pupils
• Giant tree blocking popular city path
• Best cows prepared for show
• Bankrupt man’s bid for $78m struck out
• Manawatu¯ scamper thrilling win
• Swimming reduces pain
• Foxton Beach water plan
• Players go potty over quidditch
• Aussies back PM’S refugee proposal
• MP gets pippy at pumpkin vandal Arrested in Cambodia
• Sevens week hits Hamilton
• Preschoole­rs left in locked vehicle
• Third parties have to work hard to get solid support
• Tech companies still outsourcin­g
• But it says here...
• Today in history
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Fitness apps reveal military moves
• How Ikea recast slice of retailing
• Ferry search continues
• How to keep school lunches safe in heat
• Runoff change for One Plan
• Fonterra’s $182m Aussie spend
• Coast dairy farm price drops $5.6m in two years
• Demand sees Open Country planning 7th plant
• Disease keeps cows from best NZ show
• Beingmate’s huge loss disappoint­s Fonterra
• Produce still plentiful
• Gypsy Day risk of disease spreading
• Companies issued challenge over lack of women at top
• Synlait holds firm on milk price
• Australia chomps away at NZ Apple’s tax
• Trick to surviving in the US
• Million mark hit at Karaka
• Hogan’s last crop unearths a gem
• US driver wins first up on grass
• Lamont collects the major spoils
• Manson brushes off challenges
• Australia advance to U19 final
• Ferns reach out to Langman
• Hesson delighted with Taylor’s Twenty20 revival
• How long can Federer go on?

Manawatu Standard - 2018-01-29

Manawatu Standard - 2018-01-31