Sunday Star-Times - 2021-05-30

• 30 years in a brutal industry
• Your money or your life
• Taking flight
• ‘A game for everyone’ NZ Rugby OKs transgende­r players for 2022
• NZ Travel Reporter of the Year Lorna Thornber investigat­es,
• The past is entrenched
• Hammer thrower a Tokyo contender
• The appeal of the monastic life
• The rise of sourdough
• Superannua­tion: It isn’t enough
• The healing power of hemp
• Defender’s rise at the Phoenix
• Loyal diners rescue Italian eaterie
• A triple treat for train fans
• The changing face of tenancy
• Rite of passage delayed but not gone for good
• Answers to your COVID-19 vaccine questions
• Clouds gather as leaders meet
• Classic Kiwi beer brand works to save the planet
• FTAs threaten to chill junk food rules
• South on standby for floods and slips in code-red rainfall
• Laser hair removal regulation­s sought
• It’s not what, it’s how we’re building
• ‘All those rooms full of people
• Centrepoin­t vault cracks open
• The rise of the KiwiSaver warriors
• ‘Degrading, harmful, inappropri­ate’
• ‘‘Backlash politics can be a galvanisin­g force for a conservati­ve base, but to really light the fire it needs a convincing figurehead. Thankfully, Collins is not it.’’
• How Labour’s Budget story is designed as an epic trilogy
• ‘We have never had a female Commission­er’
• 9 financial things women in relationsh­ips should know
• Black Lives Matter around the world
• How to plan your winter adventure in Ōtautahi Christchur­ch
• The only way to travel in awe
• Aotearoa through the eyes of Kupe
• Illuminati­ons fit for the Queen
• Ramble on the Routeburn uplifts
• Peak views and serenity
• Q& A David Trubridge
• A cabin built for comfort
• Think you’ve seen Sydney? Check out these 8 suburbs for something new
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• CRYPTIC QUICK
• Revealing the swell of love under little boats of daily life
• What I’m Reading Brian Falkner
• The Very Hungry Caterpilla­r, by Eric Carle
• Plenty of hard yards behind the awards
• Crusaders eyeing more silverware
• Tip your hat to the Black Ferns Sevens
• ‘‘. . . now I’ve got Anna Harrison, which is crazy as well.’’ Elle Temu revels in her Auckland homecoming
• ‘‘I want people to see that I’m out here.’’ How Anton Down-Jenkins hopes to normalise the inclusion of the LGBTQI+ community in sport
• Blues stay perfect as Christie cuts loose
• Atullibige­al eyes Melbourne mission after ‘big goof’ grabs dazzling victory
• Panthers pounce late; Rabbitohs rule
• Missed opportunit­ies leave Warriors playing catch-up
• Covid cases at elite surf gathering
• ASB Classic faces uncertain future as managed isolation issues stifle signings
• Ghosts of Lord’s haunt Caps as world test revenge looms
• Young guns in Paris
• Gloriavale link to honey highlights expectatio­ns of workplace fairness.
• Unconventi­onal in heart of Kingsland
• Town shrugs off its zombie tag
• Plastic threatens Galapagos ‘Godzilla’
• Delivery driver spread virus
• Priest puts faith in solar power for epic trip
• Scientists use DNA analysis to solve Columbus mystery
• Secular space now home to mosque
• Another sign of a GOP still in thrall to Trump
• Senators all talk but no action, say officer’s family
• WHO feeling the Covid heat

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