The Post - 2015-08-11

• Kirks’ clearout: Spend up while you can
• Life-support refusal ‘unusual’
• WHAT’S THE STORY?
• TURN IT OFF
• FINAL FORTY
• Ten seconds that changed everything
• Clement, Waititi hoping for TVNZ buy-in
• More problems for Cook Strait ferry
• Hill slip damages vehicles
• Grisly double murder in Wellington
• Woman fights pet abuse conviction
• Giant tuna seized with bare hands
• Ex-Gloriavale teenager ripped up golf course
• Groundsman charged over fake bombs in parks
• Daughter back home ‘heavily traumatise­d’
• Don’t starve the national orchestra
• Unisex uniforms allow more freedom
• TO THE POINT
• Why having a Kiwi railway system is valuable
• Chunuk Bair’s lesson – history’s made up of human moments
• How to improve circulatio­n
• Why men won’t ask for directions
• Taking contracept­ive pill can cut cancer risk
• A polished ‘Polish’ rescues latest in concert series
• Flying free and learning to let go
• Tributes dished up to ailing restaurate­ur
• Six kids slain in Houston massacre
• Giant step for astronauts as they float around for extraterre­strial rabbit food
• China not paying its share of sea search
• ‘Marauding migrants’ described as threat to EU
• Police raid extremist settlers after fatal attack
• Weapon of mass destructio­n ‘helped prevent countless deaths’
• Travel book founder takes long way home
• Poaching toll rises as calf dies
• Giving voice to plenty of creativity
• Scots College gets its own growth spurt
• A vital time to learn
• Dairy dive to bite, but no recession
• US demand for beef set to remain high
• Rocket Lab launches its f irst online booking system
• Forum outcomes vary in both time and awards
• Commission looks into Harmoney fees
• Courtenay Countdown a mystery
• Experts eye Auckland as a tech hub
• Walsh guides Bashboy to National victory Sakhee’s Soldier preparing for high profile campaign
• Old Redfeather scores action packed win
• Arsenal goalie has opening day to forget
• Wives’ feud ‘garbage’: Clarke
• Oxford a student of the game
• Lee high up in elite field
• Boyle shines brightly in strong Kiwi team
• McIlroy fit for PGA title defence
• Cullen angry with Cox’s comments
• Whitelock in no Rio rush
• Nix fans cry foul over Cup coverage
• ‘Dead rubber’ very much alive
• Worker finds his feet at internatio­nal level
• Ice cool Silver Ferns have sweetest celebratio­ns licked
• Keep calm, carry on – Thorne
• Sometimes reality needs tweaking
• Dunedin actor Simon O’Connor plays convicted murderer Alf Benning in a new TV movie. He talks to about bringing the Wellington suburban strangler back to life for

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