The Post - 2017-02-18

• 12-hour wait for surgery
• Quake work to shake up capital’s cultural centres
• National portrait
• Facing de-extinction
• Christchur­ch fires: ‘God is playing with us’
• Je regrette: Dan Carter’s massive error
• Change of faces, but still Anzac mates
• Time’s up for city parking vandals
• Chinese Garden wilting on capital’s priority list
• Thousands lost in building’s sale
• More CCTV for university walkway
• Jared Nicoll.
• Cannabis breach but no jail for convicted killer
• Mary Brito joins MCC elite
• Sweet time in sun
• Country actually a continent: scientists
• Answering call to get back to basics
• A long journey for journal
• Viking ‘mini epic’ in short film festival
• Riots over police cruelty in third week
• Spies fear purge amid CIA revamp
• Trump rebuked by Black Caucus
• Samsung boss faces court date
• Immigrants take the day off to protest
• Three perish in tank tragedy
• China loses a friend - and a way to pressure North Korea
• Macron slams ‘barbarous’ French rule in Algeria
• Bishop sorry for botching same-sex report vote
• Accused ‘wanted to emulate Roof’
• Floyd exhibition has cane used on Waters
• Britain, China enter ‘golden era’ on trade
• ‘Beehive’ villagers dream of return
• Flu closes live poultry markets No time to run? Tsunami survival pod aims to save lives - for a price
• Zuckerberg voices concerns about fake news
• Lennon’s place to play has renewal
• A ‘logistical nightmare’ for US taxpayers
• Police jailed for beating democracy activist
• Istanbul rallies to save pup from well
• Facing fire on the front lines
• Christchur­ch burns, Wellington talks
• Spirit of Anzac
• TO THE POINT
• Burning issue: is Civil Defence a disaster in the making?
• Devil in details for bowel screening
• No rest for the man who gets things done
• Newsman didn’t waste a second of his life
• Singer who spanned jazz, pop and R’n’B
• Idiosyncra­tic writer
• Here comes your money back
• Clothing bargains have a hidden price
• Are you investing, or just betting?
• Home in on the loan
• Worst yet to come for NZ retailers
• Little-known sweets factory to the rescue
• Cadbury staff vow to fight
• Sporty cars boost sales figures
• A luxury lodge fit for royalty
• Apartment sector cleanup gathers pace
• Seismic hit but Precinct stands tall
• Bank closure a ‘disaster’ for local foot traffic
• Using his talents to full effect
• Scorsese’s latest indelibly beautiful
• Superb CGI and action galore in big pile of fun
• World-weary Lynskey outstandin­g in Sundance winner
• There’s something about Toni
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Return of Foran ‘appals’ NRL women’s adviser
• Veteran backs Warriors to get the job done
• Pedals within the rules: Team NZ
• Phoenix coaches are just advisers
• Harbour keep it in the family with upset win
• Walsh up against ‘crazy field’
• Penney foresees bright future
• Dunham stakes claim
• Canes win and avoid serious injuries
• Firebirds hoping to call the tune
• The good, the bad, the horrid
• Commanding character on The Terrace
• Secluded and picturesqu­e near Pauatahanu­i
• Private Mt Vic oasis with panoramic views
• Character exterior belies ultra modern interior
• Nursery giant ready to grow even more
• Ioniq’s range put to the test
• Less is more for Kodiaq
• Camry fans catered for ahead of next generation model
• Mini Countryman is a big deal
• Price is right for Impreza
• Astra has hi-tech lights like Mercedes
• Meet the new ‘Sportwagon’
• The off-road enthusiast: Suzuki Jimny (new)
• Would Tesla drive a Tesla?
• Middleweig­ht bikes muscle up
• Every car can have a blat on the track

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