The New Zealand Herald - 2020-03-13

• The world faces reality
• Reviving China
• THE RIPPLE EFFECT
• Travel agents scramble after US ban
• Trump takes action as coronaviru­s threat sinks in,
• Parks galore in Supercity
• New chapter — and top title — for city bookstore
• Unit to target suspected bad cops
• New campaign to encourage Kiwis to explore our own country
• Shortcut to anger
• Hear the Call: There’s still a bit of static in air
• Far-right activist has left Army
• Police find car linked to brothel case
• Engine issues keep choppers on ground
• Capsule use could lead to overdoses
• Council aims to halve city emissions
• White Island teen tastes fresh air
• Police didn’t help man in river: Judge
• A hot topic
• Biden foils Sanders’ revolution
• Time will be test of Weinstein trial legacy
• Playing on our ‘pet peeves’
• Trump finally makes move on outbreak
• March 15: The day the internet was weaponised
• Your Stars
• A noirish take on fairytale
• Maddest opera is a meltdown must-see
• Shocking, rude but musical’s epic fun
• Show nails parenting
• Tuipulotu rest blow to the Blues
• Discipline key for Chiefs chief Cane
• New side won’t yet tie players to NZR
• Cup build-up: Black Ferns facing eight tests
• Nikorima cool with coming off bench
• Dogs winger faces axe in sex scandal
• ‘Iconic’ Snell blazer likely lost due to no interest
• Adrian’s errors leave Liverpool seeing red
• PSG fans get over empty feeling after 2-0 victory
• Loire set to turn the tables in Oaks
• Dunn in box seat to steal rare march on All Stars
• Let’s clean up the clean-out
• Damien Venuto
• Grant Bradley
• Matthew Hooton
• Virus has loo roll brand four sheets to the wind
• Blows to travel roil airport
• Goodbye Kim Kardashian — makeup buyers embrace the natural look
• Banks to virus-hit firms: Call us
• Pharmac works to maintain supplies
• Outbreak fallout pushing hospitalit­y businesses to brink
• Broadband cheaper but ‘shambles’ in Oz
• Volatility here to stay
• Air NZ makes cost savings as it tries to ‘minimise redundanci­es’
• Setting the rules in the new world of work: Keep checking your temperatur­e, don’t stand too close, eat alone and wear your mask — or else
• Wanted: A mate to help the RBNZ
• Apple profits from iPhones’ second life
• Stocks fall 5% after Trump travel ban
• The Insider
• Will the office become the next coronaviru­s casualty?

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