Sunday Star-Times - 2024-04-14

• Net loss: Boats’ onboard cameras reveal massive under-reporting of wildlife deaths
• Star-Times wins battle to reveal judges’ secret perks
• Why Simeon Brown won’t give Auckland the cash it wants
• Manukau: Is a modern makeover
• Refusal to answer questions about death of mental health patient ‘unreasonab­le’ - Chief Ombudsman
• Enough, or is trouble coming?
• Graphic novels on the rise, with students hungry for comics
• Blues clues: Healthcare and parenthood tips from rugby stars
• The inside story of a Kiwi migrant exploitati­on scandal
• Police apologise for accidental­ly spiking tyres on motorway
• Prisons increasing­ly using body-scanning tech over strip searches
• Govt’s public servant targets are a sign of bureaucrac­y gone mad
• ‘What can go wrong? They can kill your client’
• PM sets sights on SE Asia with trade and
• They may only be words, but words count
• Hezbollah fires rockets amid Iran strike fears
• ‘Hero’ police inspector shoots mall knifeman
• Fossil fuel future hinges on election
• How a freak thermal mirage ‘kept iceberg hidden from Titanic’s view’
• Troops advance on depleted Kyiv
• Journalism must adapt or die in modern media landscape
• Why Nimbyism is the biggest risk to the Govt’s fast-track regime
• Diversity ‘not linked to success of companies’
• NZ tax system remunerate­s bottom half, research shows
• Real estate agent did double time as firefighte­r for years
• Woods makes cut at the Masters for record 24th time in a row
• No Roigard, no worries as Canes march on
• Ignorance can be bliss no longer for Super Rugby Aupiki
• Prizemoney at the Paris
• Olympics a mere step in reducing imbalance
• Warriors nick an NRL point despite a string of errors against Manly
• ‘My only job is to keep the faith’
• ‘Don’t take it away from me now’
• What self-help books does a self-help author read?
• What I’m Reading: Stephen Tester
• Kaikōura-set drama is a touch too fractured and heavy-handed
• What to watch this week
• ‘Politicall­y repugnant’ movie shows US at war – with itself
• Forget the sax, bring on the Japanese flute!
• How to prepare for your first group tour
• PRODUCT Review
• A brew-tiful MACHINE
• Brett Atkinson is impressed by the hospitalit­y and wildlife diversity at this private game reserve in South Africa.
• LIFE ON safari
• ADVENTURE AND COMFORT
• BRYNLEY STENT
• Best THE OF BOTH WORLDS
• Ian Hunt IN Coachella
• SCOTTY MORRISON
• AT HOME WITH... Lisa Baudry
• NEW & NOTED
• FISH AND TOMATO CURRY
• WHAT EXACTLY IS CREAM OF TARTAR?

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