The New Zealand Herald - 2012-04-27

• WHAT KIM DOTCOM DID ON HIS HOLIDAYS
• Player’s punch puts referee in hospital
• Wellington power cut stops Auckland’s trains
• ZOO TRAGEDY
• SIX YEARS NOT ENOUGH SAY INVESTORS
• Aucklander­s press MPS’ panel to oppose SOE sales
• Cupboard bare for English’s Budget
• Jury shown CCTV tape of Emily’s last night out
• Labour and Greens upset over mayor’s ‘fence-sitting’ on plans
• Casino offers system to track problem gamblers
• Talks went quiet at election time: casino boss
• Police charge towing firm owner
• Jackson got Hobbit pledges before union row
• Mother and son sentenced for ‘hillbilly heroin’ pharmacy heists
• Banks did not reveal Skycity as big donor
• Posties predict job cuts in mail service revamp
• Ancient carving journeys home to Kaitaia
• Settlement land offered as security
• Pianism on a grand scale from a Russian expert
• Leaking pipe fixed in bid to clean up Onehunga seaside
• NZ Post can survive — with changes
• Indonesian study
• Anzac Day values needed every day
• Law of land seems up for grabs to highest bidder
• Murdoch: There was a cover-up
• RUPERT MURDOCH SAYS MEDIA INFLUENCE JUST A MYTH
• David Cameron
• Guilty verdict for Liberian warlord in Hague trial
• Ominous Korean missiles clumsy fakes, say experts
• PM’S contempt conviction raises political tensions
• Age-adjusted photo aids hunt for Maddy
• Teen ends marriage arranged at age 1
• Budget deficit targets may be relaxed by EC
• Farc’s freed captives find life ’s still a jungle
• Recycled kidney helps third person
• Can I get a bigger flat, showgirl asked ex-pm
• Degeneres digs One News dance
• SURFING THE BREAKERS
• BOWDEN BREAKFAST? NOT LIKELY
• Boost for the Crusaders — Richie’s back
• Weepu’s return a battle cry for Blues
• One-eyed Kahui sees danger in stronger Canes
• Bayern set up Chelsea showdown
• United courtesy move creates bonus weekend for soccer fans
• Dynasty dream spurs Breakers onward
• Bikenz’s hard Olympic pick
• If Smith goes, it will hurt
• Harris ready to show Blues what they missed
• No place for players who don’t pull weight
• BOOK REVIEW
• New Zealand has the highest level of franchisin­g as a business system of any country in the world
• In 1964 Sanders sold the franchisin­g operation for $2 million but remained a spokesman for it. The franchise has been sold three times and there are now more than 9,000 KFC stores in 86 countries
• Be a hubby for hire
• The sweet smell of success
• Data insurance
• Reid has Gold Ace ready for Taylor Mile
• Sprint distances seem to suit Burgundy

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