The Post - 2012-07-23

• $1000 to buy a share of NZ
• Wainui routes could be axed over safety
• HOW DRIVERS KEEP SAFE
• Damp protest shows heat gone from asset sales fire Carrot for Kiwi investors welcomed
• Officials to probe ‘money for mates’ claims, sayspm
• Beneficiar­ies’ food grants might become food parcels after ministry review
• Four in 10 still flouting piracy laws
• Pair make night of it in Kirks’ queue for sale-day coffee fix
• Globe-trotting musician’s bid to be Kiwi foiled
• Tariana’s got talent but it doesn’t come from nana
• Historians buzzing over rare art find
• Neill nourished by Downstage
• Hidden smokes raise fears of more thefts
• Senior Kiwi police in London for Olympics
• Crowd gives generously raising funds for Tafua
• Shy deep-sea residents in the spotlight
• Tearful farewell for crash victims
• Visitor anguished upon return to the city he fell in love with
• Father avoids being jailed for hitting sons with axe handle
• Top snap a sight to behold
• ONE TO WATCH
• Waves too strong for turbine
• Police fury at killer’s traps
• ‘Only in America are gun massacres routine’
• Bus bomb deepens fears of another ‘Munich’ massacre
• The real reason the West wants regime change in Syria
• Make room for more than Christiani­ty at school
• World banks’ greed still trumps ethics
• One-off tests can’t be conclusive
• TO THE POINT
• Parties’ relationsh­ip a work in progress
• Education failures are malignant
• Nifty crooks just look dumb
• Murdoch quits directorsh­ips of some News Corp boards
• Gun laws in the US are senseless
• Taste of fair trade success for young Ktea creator
• Omvpushes NZ profit up by $43m
• Bigger investment overseas predicted
• Guidelines on financial reports valuable
• Price trumps green factor
• Capital’s Wifi service improved
• Wellington business on way back to challenge Auckland
• Bright spark reaps rewards with flash of inspiratio­n
• Wild web still needs laws
• Greek firms get credit injection to fight financial crisis
• Gordon enjoys ‘thrill of my life’
• Winter Cup target for Manning
• Two scrap for Jubilee Cup semis spot
• Miramar and Lower Hutt City through to semis
• Crusaders primed for showdown
• Surprise Eels victory lets Kearney walk away with his head held high
• Dutch link draws Tobin to London opening ceremony
• Child’s dreams become reality for Wiggins
• Williams chides Scott despite solid lead
• At last Magic manage to break grand final hoodoo
• An early medal is all Kiwis need to fire up – Currie
• Wagner a shining light for Black Caps
• Several notable transfers from Auckland

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