Manawatu Standard - 2022-04-30

• Teen’s sustainabl­e bookstore dream
• Mother’s pain over killer’s actions
• Last of the swagmen
• Empowering children to take the stage
• New life for old ward in Feilding
• Pathways upgrade plan for Ashhurst
• Collis: ‘Devil in the detail and there’s a whole lot of detail’
• 8242 new cases
• Variant unlikely to have hold
• Rickard’s lifetime of carving and creating
• Russian bombs rain down as UN chief holds Kyiv talks
• String of heatwaves pushes temperatur­es to dangerous levels
• Asylum seekers to challenge Rwanda policy
• Gang battle forces thousands to flee
• Resort developer fined for breaching environmen­t rules
• Family claims man abandoned
• Ukraine prepares for round two of invasion
• The longest surviving rep by a narrow Street
• Clean water and dirty politics
• Today in history
• Rocket Labwill try to catch falling rocket with helicopter
• 60,000 piglets a year at risk under draft code
• Howmany new houses for NZ are enough?
• Farming leader through turbulent 80s
• Sir Robin Gray
• Permission to speak freely
• Feijoa frenzy
• What to do in the garden this week
• ANew Era is Downton’s solid victory lap
• Catch this lean, engrossing thriller while you can
• Powerful, poignant horror at its best
• Korea’s Mogadishu thrillingl­y retells a harrowing real-life ordeal
• A meditation on humankind
• HasMusk spread himself too thinly?
• Stylus phone on a budget
• Google PixelWatch out of the bag
• Shoulderin­g
• The show goes on: Good news for some, bad news for many
• Kiwi hopes to make Light work of opponent
• Crusaders to tick off All Blacks protocols
• Rāhui lead after big win Young guns lead the charge for Jets in opening game
• Hemingway eyes shot at world title
• Marist take on Marist in Federation League
• Warriors hope Storm has passed
• Why there’s no rush for Silver Lake’s pot of gold
• Lomax keen to shine at dad’s happy place

Manawatu Standard - 2022-04-29

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