The New Zealand Herald - 2022-04-27

• 20 years of Sideswipe
• Couple want chopper trips from home pad to double
• Four Covid-related deaths, 6380 new community cases
• Act spurns invitation to cross-party Europe trip
• She’s been through the system — now just watch her change it
• Get off the net and live
• Bluff mourns crash victim
• Bitter ex-business partner accused of killing Zhong
• Schoolgirl­s’ rapist gets ‘lucky break’ — no jail
• Parker raises wealth tax dilemma
• Beaten-up lawyer in bad state
• The new question for 20-somethings
• Quash conviction­s — sex offender
• Port deaths prompt inquiry call
• Molloy shuts bar to focus on goal
• Carnage will continue unless road users step up: Police
• US ramps up Russia rhetoric
• Austin’s call for a weakened Russia hints at ‘long twilight struggle’
• Weary world should get ready for more disasters
• Labor holds poll-position despite leader’s Covid isolation
• Beijing Covid outbreak sparks run on shops
• Stop ram raiders in their tracks
• The case against the Reserve Bank and Finance Minister
• One man to rule them all: tech, tweets, the future?
• Hotel chains told to exit Russia
• Local market resilient as Australia’s falls
• Depp wraps up tense time on the stand
• Self Assured, Sundees Son odds-on with better draws
• Two Illicit chasing perfect end to her stellar career
• Why Babylon Berlin on way to campaign in Queensland
• Blockbuste­r home test schedule
• Shuffling deck: Versatilit­y overhyped, misunderst­ood
• Melbourne mauling: What shocker means for the club
• Sport will never be the same for baby boomers
• STATES OF STYLE
• THE MOTHER’S DAY GIFT GUIDE
• WISHLIST GRANTED
• Auckland reaches a ‘Turning Point’
• Moving ahead with light rail
• Time to let the city flourish
• Auckland can ‘lead the way’
• THE MAIN CONTENDERS
• Time to welcome the return of cruise ships
• Foundation­s for the future
• Mayor’s take on crime problems
• Heartbeat of a recovery
• Bringing back the good energy
• Bid to win back workers
• Walking back to healthines­s
• Health and safety foremost in Covid world
• A new toolkit for the restart
• Driving the city forward

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