The New Zealand Herald - 2022-10-12

• Govt rejects Shaw’s proposal for setting levies
• ‘No free lunch’: Consumers will get higher food prices
• Emissions move has National sitting on the farm fence
• Family of missing Marokopa kids seek funds for informatio­n reward
• Study reveals size of ‘Pacific Pay Gap’
• Crown appeals rapist’s sentence
• Parties clash over speeding
• Restaurant­s struggle to source enough staff
• Cops used ‘unreasonab­le’ force in arresting fugitive
• ‘The system let us down’
• Russians turning on Putin over conflict, says spy chief
• Why Putin’s spiteful missile attack may backfire
• Babies killed by ‘malevolent’ nurse, court told
• Political party affiliatio­ns
• He Waka Eke Noa getting it from all sides
• Post-pandemic crystal ball gazing on our health
• Stamford sale breaks NZ records
• Farming emissions plan to put trees ahead of livestock
• SFO drops probe into Fuji Xerox scandal as ‘not in public interest’
• Long list of creditors in housing firms’ collapse
• Riding a bigger wave
• Coffee roaster seeks financial shot in the arm for expansion plans
• We need to learn why voters don’t vote
• Software menu offers bloated dinner instead of cut lunch
• US inflation news wait quietens market
• West veers into anti-semitism
• Your Stars
• Positive vibe for Licketyspl­it
• Favourites face tough draws at Addington
• Dour Villa draw as Forest look to tighten defence
• Salah out of step in struggling side
• Johnson $52m man LIVs by the sword
• Red Bull gives you spending breach and likely fine
• Star plays down move to Team NZ
• Women showing men how it’s done
• FROM THE EDITOR
• THE FASCINATIN­G WORLD OF FRIDA & DIEGO
• The picket fence, is it still achievable?

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