The New Zealand Herald - 2015-07-23

• Leo’s dad asked for $90,000
• Strike force
• The daily quiz
• Justice demand for ACC claimants
• Swimmers have 16 reasons to smile
• Lawyer crucial to winning 3-year fight
• Herald interview with Samuel Forrest
• How it works
• Apple Watch hits NZ ahead of time
• Toys just tip of drug iceberg
• Serco hauled before minister
• Pasifika returns
• Tangi for victim
• Settled weather
• Ministry blows refit budget
• Whale out of danger — for now
• Performanc­e reviews’ end is nigh
• Speech on te reo stirs viewers
• Exec sacked after Vegas spending wins compo
• School trust warnings ignored Hekia Parata granted contracts despite Education Ministry advising of a lack of experience
• Rants & Raves
• Petition sparks MPs’ inquiry into voluntary euthanasia
• MPs eye UK trip for a rugby union
• Greater risk of dementia for women
• Gallipoli painting will stay after buyer pays $492,450
• Push for rail-only tunnels
• Signs of El Nino system detected with some time to go
• Key told to flag $26m project
• What is El Nino?
• Spot the snow leopard
• KiwiSaver: fewer kids signing up
• House buying rules panned
• Kidney girl wants to be like other teens
• Scientists’ study shows dad bods are for real
• Volcanic delay
• All Blacks dare
• Murder trial
• Stolen mail
• Young men admit to being on site the night of the tragedy but blame each other
• ‘Suicide’ three days later of black woman arrested after routine traffic stop in Texas once again puts spotlight on US police
• Deferments kept Trump step ahead of the draft
• Anger at politician­s driving the Trump surge
• Jihadi John’s trainer killed in drone attack
• Tsipras looks to Opposition
• Probe over armed drone
• Impact on pregnancy
• Imagine that
• It’s a bit odd
• Obituary
• Trolls make cyber terror a reality
• World’s first bionic eye lets pensioner see family again
• Expert’s view
• Ban all ads that target children
• CBD parking cost increases quite justified
• Plausible denials?
• Free trade and housing
• Welcome visitor
• Animal sacrifice
• Rates and values
• Parking charges
• Thinking culture
• Informed judgment
• Short and sweet
• Testing times for Little . . . and the party faithful
• On housing
• On photograph­ing children
• Auckland house-price crisis — we name the guilty party
• TPP aims at health service’s heart
• Great Shakespear­ean actor makes jump from Middle-earth and X-Men to take on Sherlock Holmes role
• Episodes Soho, 9.30pm
• Sideswipe
• Is the Green Party’s new co-leader. The former PwC consultant has advised Shell, Cadbury Schweppes and HSBC Bank on sustainabl­e business developmen­t
• Market hungry for share sale by Council
• Lombard four lose bid to recall Supreme Court ruling on conviction­s
• Sentences
• Summerset signs lease
• Xero aims to double revenue to $200m
• Changes at Callaghan
• Motor maker lifts sales
• Directors’ fees increase
• NZX plans new funds
• Kiwifruit exporter has strong year but alert to currency shifts and rival’s bounce-back
• Eric Crampton
• Thriving internatio­nal airline traffic boosts airport passengers to 8.6m
• Banking sector cashes in on technology
• Bold steps, and handcuffs, needed to fire up Japan’s corporate-governance revolution
• IPhone sales surge but not enough to prevent slide in Apple shares
• Earnings concern kills tech rally
• Crowdcube joins Snowball Effect, PledgeMe and Equitise in the fast-growing crowdfundi­ng market
• Wide range of background­s in candidates for entreprene­ur award
• The finalists
• Dividend paying shares, led by Meridian and Contact, in demand as investors anticipate OCR announceme­nt
• Dollar eases as Reserve Bank decision looms
• Cambridge duo set record
• Vet ‘corrects’ cobalt evidence to stewards
• Hughes dreaming of easy route to Breeders Crown
• Vancouver in work
• Stradivari­us on song
• Back to the barracks
• Sandown racecourse ready
• Memsie Stakes target
• Recalled batsman has hit five centuries for Yorkshire in County Championsh­ip
• Rivals set on Alps assault on Froome
• Cowboy from Sunshine Coast turned superstar
• In his own words
• Mateo wants to rescue the Sea Eagles next year
• Rapira was ‘close to quitting’
• Paras full-on for Rio
• Walker’s back in BMX fast lane after crashes
• Auva’a eyes Souths’ slot
• Barry Bonds case dropped
• NRL cuts interchang­e
• Chelsea quiet on transfers
• Bangladesh bowler buzzing
• Ranieri loses key player
• Sri Lanka tough on grog
• Pan Am drug cheats busted
• Sandow future in balance
• Venus dumped in upset
• Bolt forsakes fast food
• Chelsea striker to Palace
• Hansen’s wobbly proves rolling maul an issue
• Spencer could find role with Blues as
• Skills coach after parting with Kings
• Bok captaincy a dream come true for Burger
• Barrett fitness should go under microscope
• Sopoaga the form first five-eighths
• A NEW WINE WORLD
• THE GOLDIE INTERNSHIP

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