The Post - 2019-01-30

• City to Sea Bridge may go
• Fast-track laws curb insurers
• Strut your stuff with kamo kamo
• Our next Steven Adams?
• Life insurance sector shown ‘in poor light’
• Is it time to ditch school uniforms?
• Victim named in driveway death
• Welcome to the ‘virtual capital’
• A DEGREE CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE THESE DEGREES CAN CHANGE THE LIVES OF ALL NEW ZEALANDERS
• $930 taxi fare ‘honest mistake’
• Wellington hits 92-year record
• Passengers melt as trains stopped
• Locking horns over tunnel ritual
• Heart attack survivor gives back to charity
• 5 minute quiz
• Different country, same teaching issues
• Lessons in ferreting out the U-boats
• Damning report seals case for greater policing
• Sticks and stones . . .
• Blind eyes betrayed Venezuela
• Allies’ backing of Trump is a worry
• Germany plans to end coal power by 2038
• Middle-income tax break call
• MealPal app promises cheaper lunch in city
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Striker returns after long break
• Phoenix introduce pre-game hongi
• Cardiff coach’s anguish over Sala tragedy
• Let’s cheer it for the boys
• Finishing post looms for 10 racetracks
• Kohli goes but intensity stays
• Meet the new ‘badass’ Lydia Ko
• Chelsea v Man Utd
• Door not shut on openers
• Petra offers treasures late into the night
• This Botanist
• Satay peanut sauce
• Discover the merits of tofu
• Herbaceous flavours rock Herbs can elevate an ordinary dish and transform it into something spectacula­r, writes Anna King Shahab
• Embrace that out-of-character impulse

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