The Post - 2013-09-18

• The end of the Golden Weather
• Sons slept as mother murdered
• You can teach an old dog new tricks
• NAVY KILLER SHOOTER
• DATE WITH GEORGE
• WHO WOULD WANT TO BE A COUNCILLOR? THE INSIDE GUIDE TO WHAT IT TAKES
• Caucus of laughter greets faux pas
• MPs not about to make new job easier
• Seddon quake claim details sent to wrong person in EQC blunder
• Right-on ride
• Teen’s fatal choice
• Diplomatic Boks
• Life’s a bumpy ride for little stroke sufferer
• Flyover may drive KFC out
• Days in the life of your local politician­s
• CAMPAIGN DIARY
• Labrador Ella must have a bit of boxer in her
• Widespread anger at snapper limit decision
• Families uneasy over surgeon’s trip abroad
• Fears couple drove off cliff
• Another honour to go on Jackson’s shelf
• Public service all in the family
• Bike-race widow seeks stiffer penalties for race rule breakers
• Parental neglect of kids’ teeth at rotting point
• Sugar not so sweet for health
• Knife death of Mob man self-defence, jury told
• Producer aims to make adult drama for TV
• Parkinson’s no bar to comic’s career
• Different kind of school monitor
• Olympic Committee may apologise to Coutts over email error
• Labour tries to paper over cracks
• Police should be given tool to tackle drunks
• Keeping the proles amused with a no-sense boat race
• World order on developmen­tal see-saw
• How to avoid making a hash of net security
• Car theft with a simple click of the mouse As cars become more like PCs on wheels, what’s to stop a hacker from taking over yours? Computer security experts have proved it is possible to seize control of a vehicle simply by using a laptop. Tom Krisher rep
• CULTURE The price of shame
• Breaking Bad speeds to a final exit
• TELEGRAPH CRYPTIC
• B1 Killings spread capital panic
• Russia ready for a colder war in Arctic ocean
• Tough-love mother tells ultimate lie
• Former soldier becomes first transgende­r richlister
• UNreport stops short of blaming Assad
• Ageing of cells may be reversed
• Brand loses its bubbles in court battle over margins
• Firms to benefit from ACC changes
• Lightning Lab mentoring to run again next year
• Market hits stride with record run
• Silent Chorus fence-sitting on copper pricing options
• Prospectus details capital raising
• Life insurance: A necessary evil
• Richard Meadows
• Animators take Texans by the horns
• HENDRIKSEN HINTS
• Mikaio continues family’s devotion to basketball
• Alvarez will use women’s quad as prep for Australia
• Soloa selection gives Naenae cause to cheer
• Wellington College seeking fourth title win on end
• Hore, Woodcock let go as Highlander­s eye youth
• Canterbury coach calls for scrum clarity
• Knights’ golden oldies repay Bennett
• AT A GLANCE
• Bright end to a gloomy tour for Australia
• ‘Home’ advantage for Anderson
• Team NZ skipper’s sole focus on job
• Taumaunu demanding more from her wings
• Lions’ ranks sorely tested in buildup to Canterbury

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