The Post - 2017-04-29

• A letter to my daughter
• The message Jacinta will never get to read
• Fake NZ hospital used in scam
• Survival kits a ‘recipe for disaster’
• Jolly good fellow
• New Zealand’s $500m earthquake bill
• Historic property sold after 164 years
• New Hope For Long Term Back Pain Sufferers
• IT IS PURE LOGIC AS TO HOW THE TEETER TABLE WORKS
• Kiwis dodge long citizenshi­p wait
• How they rated
• Staffer who ripped off $375,000 from Hutt school paroled
• Kiwi dies in France crash weeks before wedding
• Shootings did not fit with perception
• Arson-accused fears retributio­n
• Stepdad wanted to hit rapist more
• Hotel’s closure disrupts wedding
• $1.5m boost from Shelly Bay
• Secretive birds call Porirua home again
• Community mourns for fisherman ‘Uncle Willie’
• Union joins push for tighter lift safety rules
• Shark attack victim ‘doing OK’
• Arson target jailed for drug-ring crimes
• No flies on these autumn-loving larvae
• Accused ‘collateral damage in manhunt’
• Boy’s own high seas adventure
• A life in blue
• Stalker sentenced for ‘vile’ harassment of ex-lover’s wife
• Why teenagers love Musical.ly
• Blind athlete takes on Crazyman
• Kiwi team wins unique road rally
• A shade for every face in Lower Hutt
• Downing Street attack foiled
• Half-tonne woman’s family criticise doctors
• Pope takes peace and unity message to Egypt
• Spacecraft gives view from inside Saturn’s rings
• Trump hopes diplomacy will end crisis
• Erdogan claims police officers ‘secret imams’
• Berkeley largely quiet after Ann Coulter speech cancellati­on
• Russian spy ship sinks off Turkey’s Black Sea coast
• Arctic bones could rewrite a boy’s own adventure tale
• Police hiding drug suspects in secret jail
• Isis using foreign fighters in final stand for Mosul
• Soldier who posed as refugee arrested
• Dairy heads indoors
• Perils duck of hunting
• Protest and Anzac Day
• TO THE POINT
• Second thoughts
• Courage to act
• Everything’s going Winston’s way
• Packed to the rafters: Our expensive addiction
• If you don’t like Anzac Day protest propaganda, ignore it
• Resistance fighter ‘doing what I had to do’
• Man of peace fought for human rights
• Reclusive writer of unlikely bestseller
• Coffee cutbacks the longest grind
• How to get the most out of a real estate agent
• Financial success set out in 20 lessons
• Life insurance: It’s all about buying time
• Nabbing a house at a great price
• Sun-starved Kiwis fly to forget the wet
• Outrage at let-off for Fonterra
• Buyer wanted for beach-to-boutique retail
• Directors rolled in NPT vote
• Aged care under tax spotlight
• Kiwi Property goes to town with $9.1m
• Passive investors sought for hardware revamp
• Senior Trust boosts loan to Quail Ridge developmen­t
• Dubai expo worth $53m investment
• Addressing the issues of fashion
• History at his fingertips
• Da Silva explores lighter side
• Guardians 2 helluva good time
• More old geezer gang round robbin’
• Chatty, cheery and coy
• Intriguing­ly demented
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Knowing when to quit is tough
• A NAGGING HEADACHE
• Former team-mates give support to Broadhurst
• The ins and outs of the Warriors
• Standout season for Wood ‘just a matter of time’
• Netball Australia mulled censorship of broadcast
• It was tough telling the boys - Matulino
• Sharapova ‘way above that’
• Fellaini sees red in tense Manchester derby
• May shares the sadness
• Highlander­s in scintillat­ing win
• Captain hopes for third time lucky
• Happy trails for people of Plimmerton
• Embrace the dark side with jewel tones
• Northland property with flat sells well
• Big and beautiful Roseneath icon fetches $2.85m
• Secure a slice of the Mad Butcher empire
• Driving LDV’s first ute in China
• Fast chargers boost slow NZ road trip
• Could the iconic N-Zeta return?
• Kia Rio: Cheap, cheerful driving

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