The Post - 2019-07-05

• Human remains found in Ka¯piti
• Rental costs outpacing wages
• What the Black Caps need to do
• 1985 Strangely good for TV
• Rail turmoil blamed on 55-year-old wagon
• Social media influencer’s choc wipeout
• Making a ‘brutal’ system better
• Trump defends cost of military parade
• Death in spa highlights alcohol risk
• Meltdown of train service almost averted
• How to bend a gun barrel . . .
• E-scooters could share bike lane
• Tensions bubble up at Waikaremoa­na
• Movers and shakers share hopes for city
• Packaging ends up in landfill
• Girls to rock out at music camp
• Small councils ‘not coping’
• Principals disengage from MOE
• Planting vulnerable to storms
• I can’t be a feminist if I don’t have a KeepCup
• Ivanka: my new soap opera fave
• Tax on public hospitals unfair
• Cheque decision deprives elderly of control
• Foster parents fight for rights
• China claims Erdogan backing for internment
• City’s first female mayor plans to clean up seedy tourist hot spot
• Dubai ruler’s super divorce
• Taxing tech giants carries too many risks
• Farmers vote 94pc for sale of Westland
• Online ball dress fail
• Under pressure: The secret lives of bank staff
• Lazy way to grow your KiwiSaver
• It’s Lisa and Ribz versus the judges
• Why 1985 is a strangely appropriat­e choice for new series
• Bennett happy to be in a supporting role
• Dunshea gets starting role for Crusaders
• Wawrinka joins casualty list
• Nikorima calls crisis meeting at Warriors
• Paddon gets back behind the wheel for RWC
• Dutch women reach first final
• Robertson almost said ‘au revoir’
• All Blacks laid low by illness
• NZ won’t be bogged down
• Hansen embraces World Cup pressure

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