The New Zealand Herald - 2015-05-28

• Police swoop over football corruption
• Plane plunges 13,000 feet
• When is enough enough when it comes to Chinese investment in the dairy sector?
• We aren’t the calypso kings, and never will be.
• Special kiwi service for stranded tourist
• Squeeze on for parking close to city
• Auckland may join booze-ad ban
• NZTA selling 31 state houses
• Passengers clap as Sir Bob escorted off flight for disobeying crew
• Diplomat’s dinner on Uber menu
• ‘Hurry up and get the car off,’ begs trapped cyclist
• New Zealand’s 16 per cent rise in deaths is the highest in an internatio­nal survey
• Battler hears final arguments in her assisted-dying case
• Delegation from governing body says event ‘totally magnificen­t’ and ‘really impressive’
• Police quiz horror ride bus driver
• Campbell fill-in
• Two clear paths have emerged for the party as its members vote on a new co-leader —
• The risky choice
• A safe pair of hands in Kevin Hague, or the broad appeal of the ‘riskier’ James Shaw
• Rod’s vision sows seeds of tomorrow
• Motat hosts dancing robotic marvel
• Accusation­s fly over Saudi farm
• Southland surgeon-captain was tending wounded men when bayoneted by Germans
• Community work for laser strike
• Australian Isis kids face long road home
• Fury after Danish radio host clubs rabbit to death on air
• Prosecutor­s seek block on siege bail questions
• MPs want free vote on gays
• US alarm bells as Asian power blames ‘grave and complex array of security threats’ for bolder military stance
• Around the world
• From the past
• Trial starts over truffle hunter’s killing
• Imagine that
• Iraq: where there’s no will, there’s no way
• Voluntary euthanasia
• Next year’s Budget could go a step further with benefit incomes, write
• Govt’s compassion­ate conservati­sm just a cynical ploy
• Odd changes turn-off for viewers
• The five simple steps to stopping stalkers in their tracks
• Hollywood star says plastic surgery and dyeing hair can actually make men look older
• Savvy Swift makes most powerful list
• 12 Questions
• Sideswipe
• Mainfreigh­t cracks $2 billion
• Luxury brands hit by slowing sales in China, Russia
• Ruling in favour of major claimant means less for 300 others in late financier’s fund
• NZIER predicts official cash rate to hold
• Harnessing startups and ‘disruptive’ technologi­es is the key to space missions, says visiting technology chief
• SpaceX nod opens up competitio­n in US launch industry
• Shares in casino company rise after earnings jump of 17.9 per cent and talk of ‘step-change’ in the future
• Peer pressure and working with costly talent drive rise in remunerati­on
• A healthy finance industry is vital — and that’s what makes abuse of the system so damaging, writes
• Put prejudice aside to hire the highest-quality people
• Predicted US rate increases see foreign buyers repatriati­ng funds while Metro Glass reports lower revenue
• Kiwi up as investors await forecast for dairy payout
• Doody reaches for stars
• Action needed not talk
• Simeone’s son aims to make own mark
• After finding it difficult to break into other leagues swingman signs three-year deal
• Havili primed to hook into NRL opportunit­y
• Cavaliers swoop on Hawks as LeBron James leads 4-0 demolition
• Bad England run costing NZ dear
• Bayliss promises hard-nosed Ashes
• After disappoint­ing loss to Kvitova at French Open
• Alexander decides he’ll stick with the Brumbies
• All Black ponders Sevens quandary
• Cipriani gets his chance to claim
• Hartley’s Cup hopes hanging by thread
• Smith can leave confident in the Hurricanes’ strength

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