The New Zealand Herald - 2022-04-07

• Bloomfield calls time
• Director general wasn’t perfect but leaves big shoes to fill
• 3 things to know about flu 3
• Late teens now eligible for boosters as adult rates stall
• How the little yellow digger took on the rain
• Ardern hits back at Javelin attack
• Students feel unsafe as accused attacker returns to course
• Extra 60,000 could enter via one-off residency visas
• Treaty, co-governance bubbles into the Three Waters debate
• Call to cut alcohol sales via delivery firms
• Police suspend recruit
• Wānaka lake left low, dry
• Call to lower NZ Super age for Māori by eight years
• Zelenskyy slams UN inaction over Russia atrocities
• Why the European Union can’t just pull the plug on Russian energy
• Aukus alliance to develop new hypersonic missiles
• Covid patients fight for food in Shanghai
• Maersk dangles carrot for port to lift its game
• Workers feeling burned out and stressed, study finds
• Bilbo-naire Sir Peter Jackson joins Forbes’ global richest list
• Musk puts money where his mouth is
• Oligarch’s yacht which visited NZ held by US
• Convention centre in rebuild mode
• Beck hopes whirlybird catches the worm
• Inflation jitters send index for a slide
• Screening guide
• Paying no attention to climate
• Still waiting for the orange light
• Russian propaganda and its NZ audience
• Tiger walks walk but shuns the talk
• Lesson for NZ sport: There is no substitute for star power
• McIlroy retains ambition to be master of the Masters
• D-Mac hints at return home but undecided
• Lowe slams ABs stars’ booze move
• Lock him in: Confident Curran takes weight off his mind
• Diaz delivers: Benfica fans see red
• Hasabro’s prospects after Easter Cup run up for debate
• City finally find a way to break Atletico
• Your Stars
• Dumbledore fumble-through

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