The Post - 2012-04-07

• Quake fears strike Catholic churches
• PRAY ALLWHO ENTERHERE
• Teens tuning in to God’s new beat
• Ice-cool Helen, 80, lands stricken craft
• Whooping cough is rampant in capital
• Georgie Pie may be back hints Mcdonald’s boss
• High swells restrict efforts to clean Rena debris from beaches
• Nursery enjoys a good Friday
• TOP OF THE CHOCS
• Sex offender teacher near being caught three times
• A place in the sun arrives at last for Wellington­ians
• Impact of tax switch in 2010 yet to be realised
• Bid for longer parental leave may put Govt on the spot
• Dead soldier had no roll-over training
• OVERWHELME­D BY EMAIL OVERLOAD?
• Lighting your world with ecobulbs
• Flatscreen TV prices drop by nearly half
• Spreading Black Seeds play the survival game
• Tsunami ‘ghost ship’ sunk off Alaska
• Photo blunder leaves church blushing
• Pontiff berates priests
• Gaddafi’s son held over petty crimes, not murder
• Commander cuts man’s hand off
• Pensioner’s suicide potent symbol before Greek poll
• Merchant of Death jailed for 25 years
• A dry martini, Mr Bond? No thanks, make it a lager
• A right royal coup de theatre of the newlyweds
• Manson: an old man behind bars
• Porsche family’s 911 designer dies
• Meet the new big cheese
• A TYPICAL ANNUAL SHOPPING LIST
• Mcdonald’s boss enjoys career path
• Adept at adapting to evolving demands
• ‘Healthy’ fast-food better – but not the best
• A very serious state of affairs
• The Government has a responsibi­lity to fund Zealandia
• Medium-sized concert venue music to our ears
• TO THE POINT
• There’s no alternativ­e to MFAT allowances
• ‘We share the ambition to have the world’s best education system’
• Memo to sports bosses – beware or the fans will throw you to the lions
• Aman who cherished and looked after all he came in contact with
• Former SAS man headed for the hills
• Former president forced to work as general’s servant
• Is the glass ceiling intact?
• Patience is the difference
• How global climate change talks affect you financiall­y
• Wobbly investment­s tend to be better bet in the long run
• Jucy vans attract instant attention from US police
• High dollar fuels strong new car sales
• Petricevic’s explanatio­n simply did not stand up
• NZF Group directors face possible court action
• Landcorp set for profit to rise to $20m
• Health Ministry seeks new offices
• Nelson couple’s Anathoth farm put up for mortgagee sale
• New Plymouth wine bar for sale
• Market outperform­s overseas equities
• Holiday weekend holds off new currency reaction
• Antics in old-style newsroom
• TITANIC 3D
• THE PIRATES! BAND MISFITS
• Titaniacs keep the love alive
• Inaccuraci­es spoil enjoyment
• No stopping Cold Chisel
• Fan awash with props, costumes
• Titanic buff to kick up her heels at centennial dinner
• Williams eases past Erakovic
• Moment of truth arrives in semi
• Lam puts brave face on disastrous position as Blues live up to name
• How to ignite these Firebirds
• Good first day has Easts right on target
• Smooth ride for Bewley after merger bump
• Garner says tests could revive Aussie Windies duel
• Westwood in lead for first time in a major
• Marketing slogan may haunt Pulse
• First five-eighths thin on the ground
• Baker’s not rushing Malandrino
• O’shea puts troubles behind him to focus on Slipper
• Attacking genius laments defence
• Saints made to work to stave off Mountain Airs challenge
• Hurricanes go the distance this time
• Ifill thrives under pressure of being a match-winner
• Battle of midfield may see few goals
• ALL THISANDROO­M FORAMANCAV­E
• Generous home by the sea
• Homes, lifestyle draw buyers’ interest
• Breathenew­life in bustling cafe
• Boxster comes of age
• Quirky coupe joins Hyundai fleet
• An AMG cake you can eat too
• A service check that paid off nicely
• Boxster comes of age
• PORSCHE BOXSTER
• A service check that paid off nicely
• A passion that opens doors

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