The Post - 2014-01-21

• 6.2 HOLIDAY QUAKE
• Eagle lands on no-one . . . luckily
• VICE PRESIDENT
• LAMB IN NAPPIES AS HISTORIC HOTEL FOULED IN FAMILY
• PETONE FIRE
• Heritage building faces demolition
• Chimney bricks fly as tremor strikes Palmerston North
• THEY TWEETED
• HOW WE FARED – AT A GLANCE:
• Quake felt from Invercargi­ll to Auckland
• Man sacked after ‘Miss Piggy’ quip
• ‘Contempt’ for flyover submitters
• Race against time for whale pod
• Queens of the Stone Age join Wellington rockfest
• STARVED, BEATEN AND CASTRATED
• Funding system for costly drugs ‘unfair’
• Law expert questions inaction on old threats
• MPI ‘too lenient’ with neglectful farmers
• Investment needed for organ donations
• The argument in support of a living wage
• Fog of war may have obscured deaths
• Why New Zealand needs binding referendum­s
• E-cigarettes have been touted as the smoker’s saviour but they could be doing more harm than good, writes
• HEALTH & WELLBEING Eggs – the ready packaged wonder food that’s hard to beat
• Pirates are overdone, repetitiou­s
• Verdi v Verdi, a joy to compare
• TELEGRAPH CRYPTIC
• OUT AND ABOUT Hey, hey, it’s the monkeys
• Protesters defy new laws with anger and humour
• Sound sleep may cut risk of dying of prostate cancer
• Dolphin hunt inhumane, US ambassador tweets
• Fighting leaves state capital in ruins
• Tensions rise as Israel targets Gaza rocket man
• Putin tries to quell furore over ‘gay law’ before Olympics
• Beijing adds muscle to naval firepower
• Iran pledges ‘positive role’ in Montreux talks
• Global warming could spawn more El Nino weather patterns
• Twin grenade attacks add to protest casualties as political deadlock deepens
• City was refused storm aid funds for crossing governor, says mayor
• Bigger pay bloats appetite for money
• Scientist see cosmic web that binds universe
• Why humans prefer not to monkey around
• Matt Ridley.
• New solar cells could tap into ‘wasted’ rays of the sun
• Russia may have ‘played part’ in leak by Snowden
• Wynyard deal boosts shares
• NZ median house price hits record
• Delmaine ordered to pay up for dismissal
• Saudis unfazed by boom in US shale oil production
• Virgin’s friendly bloc has Qantas sweating
• Appetite sharpens for waste business
• JPMorgan joins queue of doubters
• Metal mines face strike in South Africa
• Houses ‘unaffordab­le’ in major NZ centres
• Company censured for breach
• Supermarke­t sold for $5m to investor
• Empty shops prompt call for businesses to step up
• O’Fille sets sights on Wellington Cup
• Sharrock bounces back with a pair of wins
• Eto’o hits hat-trick as Chelsea sink United
• Seahawks to face Broncos in Super Bowl
• Newcastle Jets give coach the boot
• Blues have their sights set on an overseas lock
• Sharapova bows out as Azarenka reaches last eight
• Walker’s retirement a blow for classic
• Poneke-Kilbirnie stave off United comeback
• Stephens: I did not cheer when Williams lost
• When two codes go to war
• Mitch no charmer, just ask Sharma
• More of the same from the Black Caps please
• Champion Kiwi pair sharpen up skills in single sculls
• Mills in as Milne feels the strain
• I’ll be back
• A TASTY TURN
• Veteran kid’s new role
• Connick Jr enjoys the tightrope
• More claret than rosy coloured

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