The Post - 2022-11-10

• $200m boost for new homes
• Government agency could set petrol prices
• Training facility a game changer
• NZ school absentee rates causing concern
• Teenager was ‘much-longed for IVF baby’
• Halt to Te Urewera huts’ destructio­n ordered
• Critically ill teen made to wait in unit outside hospital
• Capital drops ball amid Ferns fever
• Porirua school clear after threat sparked lockdown
• ‘Moana’ to stay with Pākehā couple
• Activist attacks have cultural institutio­ns on alert
• Vic uni staff may boycott graduation
• Making the rainbow visible
• Is NZ’s watchdog really going to set price of fuel?
• Economists offer their home loan rate picks
• BNZ profit propped up by 0% accounts
• When lovers fall out, it’s the little things that grate
• The politics of fuel move
• FROM QUIET CHRISTIAN TO RADICAL SABOTEUR
• Papers provide no protection
• Trump-era policies on GOP agenda
• Fraud claims re-emerge as US democracy tested
• China had agents in parliament, says PM
• Rights spats overshadow climate talks
• Toad lickers in national parks urged to look elsewhere for enlightenm­ent
• Tiny house offers big options
• Euphoric over euphorbia
• Financial adviser to the Queen presided over London branch of banking dynasty
• Today in History
• Mate’s death put snub into perspectiv­e for Perenara
• Dojo sessions have Black Ferns primed for final
• Players feel heat of coach’s blast
• Early bookings don’t fly well with Kiwis
• Foster kicks on,
• In injury-enforced change
• Final a contrast in styles
• Hooray Henry – veteran coach to take final bow

The Post - 2022-11-09

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