The Post - 2020-09-19

• $6.4b transit programme under review
• The new coast with the most interest
• Mother of alternativ­e budgets
• Protesters prepare for ‘another Ihuma¯tao’ in BOP
• Toast Martinboro­ugh cancelled
• Safety improvemen­ts urged at railway crossing
• No conviction over dead dogs
• Rare and pricey plant fans fleeced
• Show backed by theatre superstar
• PM’s big push for rural seat
• Peters to racing: Backme
• Staff speak up over divided campus
• Patient finds ‘virus chair’ humiliatin­g
• More trials set for CovidCard
• Timeline of controvers­y
• Probe into water contaminat­ion
• Crime writer, in the library with the knife
• Harbour Bridge lanes could be shut for weeks after crash
• Future of settlers’ cemetery rests with district council
• Parents get behind admissions challenge
• Antarctic’s ice melt will cause 30cm sea level rise
• Waterfall house cascades down hill
• Three contract virus, one survives
• Understand­ing te reo Ma¯ori history and life perspectiv­e
• The rise of Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins
• Wellington barber shifts shop after 40 years
• Novichok poison found on Navalny hotel water bottle
• Detention centre ‘sterilised migrant women against will’
• Netflix star appears in court on child pornograph­y charges
• Russia targeting Biden, says FBI chief
• The Kurds have paid dearly for Trump’s recklessne­ss
• Trump criticises slavery teaching
• Rolling average of virus cases improving
• ‘Wake-up call’ as cases pass March peak
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• GENERALKNO­WLEDGE CROSSWORD
• Collapse The day Stadium Southland came down
• Sleeping with the enemy
• Is euthanasia a health priority for New Zealand at present?
• The cannabis issue
• Something meaty to argue about
• Stop destructiv­e trend Anti-change mantra
• Wrong priority? Get basics right first Courtenay Place parks
• TO THE POINT
• Nats finally bring decent meat to the BBQ
• It’s possible bilinguali­sm could engender more division
• Annual shame and anxiety of a monolingua­l dinosaur
• Self-taught artist set out to ‘devourworl­d’
• ‘Mother of Flaxmere’ took in more than 200 children
• Today in History
• JUSTICE JOE WILLIAMS
• C’est lavie in this French school
• Engaging look at how the Band of brothers unravelled
• Kiwi buddy comedy offers Friday night fun
• R-rated Home Alone antics just awful Review
• Political fury elevates Cut Throat City
• Tourism keeps head above water
• Southern Cross boss’s bonus criticised
• National’s tax plan: How would it affectmost people?
• Recyclers want ban on dumping of e-waste at landfills
• From magazines and fashion to organics
• NZX down more than 1 per cent, THL up despite profit drop
• Retail and office vacancies on the rise
• Wool-only future prompts sale of carpet factory
• Wealthy Goughs put final assets on the market
• This super-SUV is super niche
• Suzuki hybrid keeps things simple
• Subaru farewells Legacy
• New Tucson SUV debuts
• Mo’unga v Barrett: Here we go again
• Time ticks away for Super clubs
• Covid offers silver lining for Black Ferns coach
• Goals, games and the rise of Chris Wood
• Singh’s career advancemen­t lends itself to new challenge
• Ale’s debut gives Warriors a boost
• Winged Foot has its wings clipped
• McLaughlin confirmed for his IndyCar debut
• Aussie stars join Warriors At a glance
• Spoilt for choice
• Let’s kiss and make up, says Mehrtens
• Canoe Racing told to address ‘fresh’ claims
• Wellington at full strength before exodus kicks in At a glance
• Top tips to sell a house
• Sun and space in Seatoun
• Harbour views at Seatoun stunner
• What you said
• TH I S WE E K
• Sharp teeth
• Legacy of lies
• Personal taste dictates success
• Lemony herbed lentils with rainbow roasties
• The secret starman
• This Pa¯keha¯ Life by Alison Jones
• Cryptic crossword
• Dominique and HaydenMcMi­llan

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