The Post - 2012-10-01

• Grey tsunami to change face of Wellington
• City drivers ‘need fun for safety’
• Young and old seek balanced approach
• Capital’s All Blacks ramp up the score
• PM’S Hollywood trip will face close political scrutiny
• Mccully asks UN to rein in veto power
• Shearer hints at reshuffle as few shine in front row
• Vandalism to boats follows threats
• No Union Jacks please, when royals go to market
• Replica Spitfire pilot feared for plane but not himself
• Family say they warned ‘good man’
• ACC issues alert to dangers at home
• No change to dog laws despite 27,000 injuries
• Shot student’s father welcomes coroner’s call
• Alarm can warn of fellow hunters
• Rising costs may force closure of Wainuiomat­a landfill
• Dancing clowns suggested to make city safer
• New faces coming to Backbenche­r
• New ‘magic’ Aids drug is no weekend safety net
• Fertility rods may have hidden faults
• Parents swap notes on babies who come in threes
• Shorter terms in ‘Masterplan’
• Blotting their copybooks
• Politician­s bow to the power of 140 characters
• No surprises – the schools divide thrives
• Ombudsmen’s services vital to ensure public ‘gets a fair go’
• Stephen Mills
• Dino feathers ruffle creationis­ts
• Nasa eyes outpost on far side of Moon
• Quota system could boost fisheries
• Brian Switek
• Brutal but never less than utterly joyous
• WHENBRONZE COMES FIRST
• Mastermind of funny in top form
• DJ passionate about dance genre
• Pope’s confidante set to testify
• Tapes reveal new details of US Camelot
• Nuclear waste could power journeys to distant planets
• Last Western detainee leaves Guantanamo
• Violent weather leaves trail of deaths and injuries
• Plush bunga-bunga villa for ‘sale of the century’
• Maoists see a plot after Bo’s downfall
• Riot police clash with austerity protesters
• Patrick Sawer Claire Duffin
• Former militias flock to hand over weapons
• Historic bazaar in Aleppo in flames
• David Barrett
• Fighting for women’s rights a risky business
• Anglicans in deadlock over selection of new archbishop
• No violence in parade by Protestant­s in Belfast
• Innovative plan to create tallest skyscraper
• Live coverage of suicide blamed on human error
• Nicola Smith
• Small firms move out of way for corporate giant
• High quake premiums go offshore
• Everything is kapai with homegrown takeaway chain
• Full insurance may be too dear, says engineer
• KEY POINTS:
• Hit to miner’s cash as environmen­tal fight drags on
• THE NUMBERS
• Event aims to help SMES find investors
• Low-ballers busy as brakes go on
• New governance rules for Kiwisaver
• REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT – TAUPO
• Group seeks to help small business sector tap into Kiwi diaspora
• ENTREPRENE­URS – KAT GEE Inner strength helps jeweller earn success
• Vettori miffed by bowler’s problems
• SUPER 8 FINALE: HOW THEY LINE UP
• Savea scores try of the season
• All Blacks put on a show to crow about
• Capital visit will be just champion
• Bale’s the hero as Spurs finally conquer United
• Settled life suits sharp shooter Brockie
• Europe left seeking miracle at Medinah
• Never on a Sunday, but Tago scores plenty any other day
• Ko keeps Kiwis in hunt for championsh­ip honours
• Playoffs race gets tighter
• James leans towards Hawke’s Bay
• Battered, bruised, beaten
• All Blacks flick switch in record win
• Storm revel in redeeming victory
• Light show ‘a bit of a shame’ for Cruden

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