Sunday Star-Times - 2024-02-11

• Ayrburn, the ambitious hospitalit­y developmen­t changing Queenstown
• Deleted videos show marae offering voters free hāngī and doughnuts
• Mega landlord ‘Stylebende­r’ puts his name to subdivisio­n
• I’m leaving Martinboro­ugh again, and I’ll miss this town
• ‘The primary criteria for a special place is a great beach’
• In the long run, it’s all about safety
• Our underwater forests are key to fighting climate change, but the kelp needs our help
• How to put the fun into fun run with your kids
• ‘Oh, that’s OK’: Emma Philips on writing a winning short story
• Comments from judge Bernard Steed
• Call me Quoyle: I left my heart in Newfoundla­nd
• Why I needed distance from political reporting
• Local govt problems are now central govt’s problems
• Loss of easy privileges
• Kane Williamson hasn’t let injuries curtail his test tons collection
• Canes ‘copped a reality check’: Coach Laidlaw Football Ferns ease past Samoa to continue journey towards Paris Olympics
• Crusaders end tour with impressive fight back win over Bristol Bears
• AT A GLANCE
• Clarke hattrick the highlight as Blues cruise in Japan
• Nix beat Western Utd after kit drama delays kickoff
• Coach lauds character as NZ helps provide giant stride to
• Breakers’ win NBL playoffs
• Group One wins for Legato and Bonny Lass at Te Rapa
• Starting Rotation Card crazy and a bonkers bunker is why rugby chiefs must try harder
• Kansas City enjoys new boom time
• Lukas Kelly-Heald goes from selling popcorn to playing for the Nix
• The changing nature of renting
• Cyclone Gabrielle: A year on, are we more resilient?
• Here’s what $450k could buy you around the country now
• Tower theft puts station off the air
• Thai haven a big draw for Chinese seeking freedom
• Khan’s party upsets prediction­s
• Combat drills part of election officials’ training for 2024 vote
• Israeli assault on Rafah looms despite US alarm
• Clash exposes national rift
• How to separate good books from the excellent
• No Netflix? Here are four great films you can watch for free on Māori+
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
• ‘Who writes songs that will be heard in 50 years?’
• Five Blind Dates is forgettabl­e fun from Oz
• Preparing for a group trip
• ARRIVE hungry
• QUIETLY FLOWING
• NATURAL magic
• KEA Elite motorhomes are a ‘home away from home’
• BLAIR JOLLANDS (El Hula)
• Holy T H E ISLAND
• Eden Wairua-Orme Los Angeles IN
• Layover LIVEABLE
• MITCH EVANS
• TIMELESS GLAMOUR

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