Sunday Star-Times - 2012-10-28

• Drink-drive test shake-up demanded
• SAFE AND FOUND
• You can take the Maori out of the Party . . . or not
• Adams fires shot over haka at Games
• Pop-up mall one out of the box
• ‘New Zealand may quit Kyoto’
• Afghan package decried as too little
• MPS cool on boat people jail plan
• Fast Eddie goes 355.485kmh and not a cop in sight
• Sport adds cutting edge, girls told
• No credit where it’s due, but students are philosophi­cal
• King of the parallel parking universe
• Scam artists get tax refunds through ID theft
• Schools can’t bear the bare at teen ‘hops’
• War of words served up after US coach fired
• Gay and retiring? Time to join the village people
• On-air students lead lessons in te reo Maori
• Collins tunes in to US drug plan
• Greyhound bosses want own industry probe
• Diet fails to cut heart risk for diabetes sufferers: study
• Lawyer wants pay after court ‘sting’
• Police avoid hard questions
• Kiwi social safety net surprises US observer
• Tying hands of crimefight­ers is cowardice
• Privacy breaches keep pouring in
• Giving back the land
• The Sea Shepherd extends battlefiel­d
• Greatbatch is ready to rumble
• Fat-cat CEOS
• Get out of the dark ages, breastfeed­ing is just natural
• Price of money
• Duping the judiciary is a dangerous game
• Frankensto­rm zeroes in on East Coast
• Berlusconi to appeal four-year sentence
• Landmark ruling for domestic violence victims
• Damascus car bomb shatters truce, ceasefire
• Death rates treble for middle age smokers
• Big sell-up helps Liz top dead list
• She will rise again – father
• A heavy hitter in politics as well
• King of good times glad to shed label
• Riddle of how the statues ‘walked’
• Election battle played out on sportsfiel­d
• The shrine of broken people
• Rise of the (green) machines
• Ocean Park budding superstar
• Choise Achiever dark horse in cup
• Baker’s 1000 softens blow
• Boundless energy for fast sprint home
• DERBY NOT QUITE A DUNDEEL YET
• SURPRISE ACHIEVER
• Fishy dealings bite F1 India Vettel burns in practice runs
• Holden’s NASCAR bid to be revealed
• VW is mean and green hybrid
• Profit and loss with merger
• Spurred into action
• Breakers grinding away for threepeat
• Bond backs attack mindset
• Agnieszka who? – Polish star a quiet achiever on the rise
• Astle confirms his class
• Player safety a worry
• SCOREBOARD
• Simon Plumb reports.
• ... Yeah right, as he said, the journey was never about the bike
• Torckler pleased to be starting
• ‘Choc Ice’ feud melting away
• Young pretenders get another shot in Proteas clash
• Don’t quote me but ‘Nix can win A-league’
• Umaga sticking with Steelers for next season
• EAST COAST WANGANUI
• Friction over backdoor deals
• Jafas rolled by ever-improving Canterbury
• All eyes on Jamie Joseph’s northern tour ‘bolters’
• NZRU trumpets contract victories
• Cooper faces penalties
• Last-chance saloon
• Loan honeymoon over for NZ Post’s Localist business
• Bricks versus clicks finds a new battlefiel­d
• FMA investigat­es property syndicates
• NZ Post, Localist loan honeymoon over
• Tasman Sea no longer a barrier for savings
• Changes ahead for New Zealand Post
• Driving lesson tough on Computersh­are founder
• Tech, telco and property out of yield rally
• Hilton bondholder­s surprised by costs
• Financial literacy requires questionin­g mind
• No vanilla in tasty milk offer
• Fulfilling obligation­s in a position of trust
• Getting strategic about insurance
• Stats prove we’re not doing that well
• Rebuild momentum boosts Fletcher
• The chairman-chief executive balance
• Investing in hotel rooms in Kaikoura
• Building owners like green option
• ORAM US mess bigger than Texas
• On the honey
• Sweetness and light
• Crafty business
• ‘A pretty good story to tell’
• Taylor made
• ‘I think it was the title’
• A tangerine dream
• Mad scheme
• Remarkable debut a journey into a world of secrets
• A sweet relief
• Politics at play
• Marcus Mumford
• Malleable mansion
• Pastoral delight

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