Taranaki Daily News - 2018-12-08

• Gentrifica­tion or regenerati­on?
• New shop named after an old horse
• Teen facing Christmas in drug treatment
• There’s hope for Nash but it costs millions
• Medicinal marijuana firm seeks funding
• Inheritanc­e being washed away
• Drug accused granted bail
• Wild wheat and Western civilisati­on
• 50 years ago
• Young musicians busy ahead of Christmas
• Rewarded for form
• A well-respected couple
• NZ’s trash trouble exported overseas
• Quilts stitched together with love
• Radical rejig for schools
• Air NZ fans flames in union negotiatio­n
• How would education hubs operate?
• To offend or not offend
• Burning more gas simply creates bigger problem
• Boys the big losers in boycott
• All the president’s men
• Missing Dubai princess ‘safely back at home’
• A ‘magical’ moment in the snow
• Russia hands Maduro $8.6 billion lifeline
• Air NZ hopes to avoid pre-Christmas strike
• Future rides on two wheels, history shows
• Pacific Fuel ‘downplayin­g’ effects of stoppage: union
• London bombs to peace in the inlet
• ‘Grandfathe­r’ of the Queen Charlotte Track
• Consumers’ champion or paper tiger?
• Crusading for her sister
• Inspiring Kiwi doco proves education is the silver bullet
• The film of the year is here
• Ghostly addition to horror tales
• Take care what you type in Australia
• Don’t turn other cheek on Facebook
• Phoenix eye personnel boost in January transfer window
• The pain game for M¯aori league players
• Greg makes hay at expense of Otago
• Johnson hits out: Stephen Kearney didn’t like me
• It’s payback time for the Breakers
• Young Ferns up for Fifa goal award
• A triumph that was heaven-sent
• Hurricanes have ‘absolutely’ under-achieved, laments new coach Plumtree
• Port, sea views a Mission statement
• How best to grow .
• . cucumbers

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