The Post - 2012-04-09

• Friends see man drown
• Easter bunny brings weather treat
• Thousands spent on whanau gatherings
• Greens thriving despite lack of influence on Nats
• Top brass honour returning soldier
• WHAT’S IN A CHEQUE?
• Hyped-up hunters make hills dangerous
• Dozens flock to learn how to make chainmail
• Grieving father calls for tougher penalties
• COUNCILMAD­EMISTAKE, SAYS DEVELOPER
• Another developer claims plan rejected
• Wainui welcomes back ‘favourite son’ Weepu
• Fans can’t wait for return of trusty Datsun
• Activist swims in to disrupt annual Oxford-cambridge rowing race
• Two arrests follow shooting spree
• US military switched on to new mind-reading technology
• Teatime shooter stalks Parisians on motorcycle
• Outrage at babies being thrown from balcony in ritual
• Big brother feared for health of frail Pope
• Trials suggest vaccine seeks, destroys tumours
• Teen sells kidney to buy iphone
• Alpine villagers fearful of a Klondike say no to mine
• Sister’s sexuality won’t budge Abbott’s gay marriage stance
• Former disciple to testify against terror mastermind
• Avalanche kills 135 in Pakistani army camp
• Cutting fossil fuel use will cause catastroph­e
• It’s time for performanc­e pay for police dogs
• The Lady’s patience starts to pay off
• Zoo bred only three kaka for Zealandia
• TO THE POINT
• Sarajevo: the legacy of war, 20 years on
• Performanc­e pay talk for teachers is flawed
• Scientists can go on to do great things beyond the lab
• Mozzies join irritants, keeping us scratching our bites and heads
• NUTS AND BOLTS
• Banking faces its digital revolution
• Warehouse defies
• Online tussle for video on demand
• Kiwisaver edge comes under fire
• Lots still to do with our Tasman friends
• Guided walking firm takes big strides
• Dash are just the ticket to challenge the big boys in events
• Boss might be reason workers ‘pull sickies’
• Heavy budget cuts likely to jar Europe
• Savea’s try brings on Dougie
• Breakers high-flier downed but hopeful of making grand final
• Words of wisdom from Fox still ringing in my ears
• MARSHALL LORE
• Pulse at last get into lead and hold onto it
• Swindale Shield heavyweigh­ts get season off to sluggish start
• Easts dominant in cup final
• Crusaders refute eye gouging allegation­s
• Warriors slump to another loss
• Teary team-mates bid farewell to Brown
• Sigmund’s injury the difference say Phoenix
• Second world champs gold eases Olympics upset for Shanks

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