Taranaki Daily News - 2022-11-15

• Lifeguards save teenager
• Council says wallaby may have had help to relocate
• Telegraph crossword
• Twins pass on passion for craft
• $50k Covid scam earns detention
• Rapira to review security for city fight night
• Lawyer argues interview should be inadmissib­le
• Woman forged prescripti­ons
• Paths to green energy under spotlight
• Ardern visits Vietnam to promote brand NZ
• Albatross eggs stolen from Otago colony
• Climate change a ‘fundamenta­l’ threat to islands
• Fraudster loses appeal in iwi investment case
• Acting PM says Black Ferns may get an ‘event’
• 21,595 new cases of Covid-19
• No alcohol for a year after contractin­g hepatitis A
• Kiwis eating old food to save money
• Supply chain issues still delaying deliveries
• Kiwi luxury resort again wins global award
• Global prices for dairy, meat near normal levels
• Black Ferns’ brand value rises
• Health Star Rating upgrade gets tougher on salt and sugar
• Fonterra fund loses $93m in value
• Don’t mess with NZ – please
• History is unfolding
• Prisoner turned Wagner mercenary executed
• Protesters seek end of govt and early election
• Musk sacks outsourced content moderators
• Activist, 72, pedals climate change message at COP27
• Lack of workers means lettuces ploughed back into the ground
• Overseas investors snap up land
• Opportunit­y awaits
• Dairy farm ownership
• Roddy that!
• Desired Location
• Six great performanc­es
• Yesterday:
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION Across:
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION Across:
• England crowned T20 kings
• Legarto legs it to victory
• Alker takes year’s earnings to $7.44m
• Tall Blacks lose again
• More Nzers watch Ferns’ win than ABS
• Late goal saves United
• Maiden F1 win for Russell
• Nice pay cheque for Fox
• Kiwis pay penalty
• At a glance
• Chance out to boost Ferns’ goals tally
• Razor’s Barbarians edge All Blacks XV
• Foster’s big calls for England
• Search to begin for new Black Ferns coach
• Farmers can have a say on freshwater
• Former Young Farmers wanted for new alumni
• From pruning to possums: gardener’s surprise career move
• History will not repeat itself for the red meat sector
• Feds say they won’t accept ‘blunt’ tax
• By the numbers:
• Red meat leaders of the future wanted

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