The New Zealand Herald - 2015-04-08

• Friends lost at sea
• School snub
• Rise of the $1m home sales
• Harry Down Under
• 3 Saili’s departure
• 5 Randy Pandy
• 2 Dollar pause
• 1 The People v The Port
• Short bursts, not gentle efforts, will lengthen lifespan
• Hannah O’Neill will be lead ballerina in Paris Opera Ballet’s version of Swan Lake
• Doctor in a ride to save lives
• Plus-size campaign challenges beauty myth
• Students get closer to action
• Undergroun­d rail to Mt Eden requires trenches and shafts in several sites in central city
• Speaker’s diplomacy junket in need of urgent overhaul
• Vigil as toddler fights to recover
• Say goodbye to sun by week’s end
• Huge logistics and security exercise will test the stamina of the 10,000 who have tickets for the Dawn Service
• Commemorat­ions ‘safe from terrorism’
• Gallipoli terrain won’t stop this 86-year-old from fulfilling a dream
• Activists board oil rig at sea
• Easter laws must change, retailers say
• V The Port
• Classics that fail public taste test
• Building with lowest quake-safety rating was closed last year
• Child support change makes tight budget even tighter
• Kiwi $ pipped in parity race
• Fears new highway could destroy totara bush
• Ughtu approachin­g prostitute­s returned to jail after parole bid refused
• 25m 16m 10m 13m
• Fighting and air strikes have destroyed airports and blocked supplies of food
• Unpaid bill deadly for family of 8
• French forces free Mali hostage
• Uncertain fate
• Japan opens up on PoW experiment­s
• Around the world
• ‘Baron of Botox’ dead after unflatteri­ng portrayal
• Transtasma­n parity worth a celebratio­n
• Empty pews underscore nonsense of Easter
• Short and sweet
• Inside Out gives personalit­ies to Joy, Anger, Fear and the rest of the team that rule your head and your heart
• Judges tip a close finish as three houses from TV renovation show go under hammer
• Henry’s TV show a little edgy, creepy
• Sideswipe
• ‘We can and will turn this around’ — Sharks refuse to be crushed by thrashing
• Value of rugby’s also-rans ignored
• Talent heading for exit queues
• Reds’ Wallabies determined to beat Rebels
• Tiger keeps everyone at Augusta guessing
• Familiar look for team to face Tigers
• Slater’s world title ambitions fade
• Graham says sorry to team
• Aussie has hopes of his day at Masters
• Thunder’s play-off chances a long shot
• City’s title hopes shattered
• Survival on minds of both sides
• Kiwi breeders take a bow
• Fast Dragon fires up for Easter Mile charge
• A degree in retail aims to give shop staff a viable and worthy career path
• Russell Group becomes key partner in Keystone education scheme
• Last convenienc­e stop north of Hamilton aims to provide all needs
• Summerset Group Holdings stock gains 3 per cent after first-quarter sales rise 36 per cent from a year earlier
• Samsung earnings drop but recovery expected
• Agents trawling through terrorist videos for secret messages are traumatise­d by images
• Violins a hit with video gaming generation
• Carsten Spohr’s responses and actions since the fatal crash of the Germanwing­s flight have brought respect
• Maori heritage helps China Southern exec
• Lu Hao singles out investment as key to ensuring stability of bilateral relations between New Zealand and China
• Crowded sector will have prospectiv­e investors looking carefully at any offer
• Pyne Gould censured for second breach of corporate governance rules
• Dulux takes $15.2m hit in IRD tax dispute
• Proposed bank will benefit NZ: English
• Government initiative will not significan­tly boost investment, says industry specialist
• Media firms rolling up sleeves to protect content
• Firms with Australian presence feel pinch
• HEARTLAND APPEAL

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