The New Zealand Herald - 2015-04-09

• NCEA: Who wins, loses
• Rugby exclusive
• Killer chimp
• Sheeran the love
• Mike Hosking
• Ambitious student up to the task
• Housing NZ sells off ‘social’ land
• Search fails to locate fishermen
• Stroke hits young father of toddler
• Len Brown admits he did not know about wharf extensions before call from reporter
• Act: Speaker’s tour of little value
• Heroes step in for game with supportive brothers
• Dream car ‘munted’ after close encounter with falling pohutukawa
• Students taking robot to new heights
• Teen living his Anzac Day dream
• Gallipoli trek continues mission to discover rich family heritage
• Nation’s grief over brothers lost
• Safety-conscious Carterton man found beneath bike in ditch on rough terrain
• Tuatara nest has scientists shellshock­ed
• The recent NCEA results show hard work and new learning strategies are paying offl for Auckland’s low-decile schools Striding towards success
• Shining examples emerge from list
• Wait for train at Avondale crossing all for our safety
• Video plays crucial role
• McLean’s American Pie — it’s a slice of US life in decline
• Govt denies knowing of child abuse
• Yemeni citizens in the firing line — again
• Easter raid
• Abbott slams ice scourge
• Prince claims thrown out
• Teen blitzes Ivy League
• Poland? MP tour of NZ better idea
• Passport fee increase unjustifie­d
• Buying state home my dream
• Commission’s song and dance about nothing
• Short and sweet
• Battleline­s form for Roundup war
• Communicat­ions Bill aims to make everybody nice
• Biblical lunar eclipse comes full circle
• Iran’s nuclear concession­s do make world safer
• Wordy script perfectly delivered but no ‘80s pastiche to be seen
• The McConnell family own constructi­on company Hawkins, which built the Auckland Art Gallery and museum extensions. and his brother David are directors of both McConnell and Hawkins Groups. Nancy McConnell works for Hawkins Group
• Sideswipe
• Tough trooper Carroll beefs up Tahs defence against Stormers
• Kirwan puts faith in Eden Park to turn tide
• Reds eager to break their losing streak
• Cowan’s tour of duty with Brumbies on backburner
• Fullback major coup for the
• Hesson coveted by franchises as big-money IPL returns
• China double header comes as Adams eyes a long game
• High five for Patel’s Wisden nod
• Big news sunny side up for club
• Woods: I’m aiming to win
• World champ on Kiwi mare
• Aussie takes aim at Jewels
• McDonald cops fine
• Fonterra Shareholde­rs’ Fund closes at record low after dividend payment and as investors mull the sector’s outlook
• 3-in-a-row pick of RBA move on interest rate scrutinise­d
• Firm tipped to be aiming for same prices for calls, texts and data no matter the location
• Uber hailed for business rides over taxis
• Microsoft recognises potential of autistic workers in pilot jobs project
• The Crown received $1.8b for a 49% stake, which is now worth more than $3.2b
• Taking a risk in clean energy boom could recharge Japan
• You’re never too old for ‘pocket money’ . . . make sure you have a handle on your finances in a relationsh­ip
• Industry body says Wellington Airport’s $350 million extension plans are premature
• OceanaGold positive about options after Globe closes
• NZ Rugby profits take big hit as costs jump
• Shell-BG merger talks set to create global energy giant
• Into the groove
• Crowning Glory
• Imagine dragons
• Snakes and daggers

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