The Post - 2014-06-30

• Big empire for Avatar
• Better odds for those in Australia
• No rash promises needed as days tick by
• BLADE RUNNER
• BIONIC BRAIN
• FALSE FLAG
• THE CRUSADER: PRINCE CHARLES’ PLANS TO BE CAMPAIGNIN­G KING
• Roading gets $212 million boost
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• Call to weigh risks in five-star deal
• College lets Lucan go to the ball after all
• Work continues on top floors of Harbour Quays
• Kai moana days numbered: US expert
• Scientists warn that Emperor penguins close to extinction
• Old church with tower for sale
• Festival burglar took clothes from tents
• Cop killer’s second bid for parole knocked back
• Sevens fans get chance to jump on waiting list
• More justice for victims of family abuse
• A tedious debate rears its ugly head once more
• Whangarei kills reason to visit
• Let Lincoln get on with the job
• The thing I miss most is just being independen­t.
• Come into my parlour, said the spider to the fish . .
• Satisfying tale with beguiling simplicity
• Stunning crime drama was the best of British
• Spies deny dropping ball on rapid growth of Isis
• Tensions heat up with missile tests
• Google to snub some take-down requests
• Europe marks anniversar­y of event that sparkedWWI
• Libyan pleads not guilty to conspiracy charge
• Pro-Russian troops free last group of captured monitors
• Attempt to get spared woman her freedom
• Nasa deems Mars vehicle test a success
• Hotel wins top award for green initiative­s
• Young couple killed for marrying for love
• Another global winner for Kiwi firm
• Recycler makes short work of household glass waste
• Intestine exports blocked
• IRD facing challenges in $1.5b tax upgrade
• REGIONAL SPOTLIGHT – WAIRARAPA
• Scales to expand lineup of agricultur­al stocks
• Ugly Brazil flirt with disaster
• Colombia relish prospect of beautiful game with favourites
• Blues forcefully prove a point
• Wagner orchestrat­es Black Caps fightback
• Wainui cling on to top spot in Jubilee Cup
• JUBILEE CUP
• Wainuiomat­a put Vikings to the sword
• Corrales throws Upper Hutt a lifeline
• Indians manage draw after last-minute Naik equaliser
• Myers’ influence seen at Hastings
• Palemo to be aimed at Wellington Steeplecha­se
• Williams’ nemesis strikes again
• Switch Blade, no problem for Canes
• Bay boys stun mighty Miramar
• Cronulla fire Carney over photo

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