The Post - 2020-02-08

• Farmers face a ‘perfect storm’
• Long waits for vital MRI scans
• In defence of our most unloved tax
• ‘I’m innocent, Mum . . .’
• Compo sought for benefit delays
• Chemist Warehouse to open in Wellington
• Shake-up raises fears for daughter’s care
• Listeners aghast at Concert FM axing
• Bard and barbs take stage as council meeting turns fiery
• Loveable star’s heart truly in it
• Minister offers $100k extra relief funding
• Life in quarantine ‘like Groundhog Day’
• Coronaviru­s: What next for NZ?
• Their second homecoming
• When ‘the end of the world’ hit Napier
• Lighting up the lantern festival
• Injuries on e-scooters costing $7m
• Former air force barracks at ease
• A veneer of political transparen­cy
• Virus to impact iPhone shipments?
• Twitter cracks down
• What to expect from Fringe
• Whistleblo­wer doctor dies from virus he warned of
• Trump rants for an hour on TV after ‘total acquittal’
• Female astronaut returns after 328 days in space
• Trump tweets flip flop on Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump project
• Koala ‘massacre’ farmer tells of death threats
• Judge clears Greenwald of hacking accusation
• Curtains draw anger from Madonna
• Trump plan ‘creates environmen­t of tension’
• Continuity IRA plot to bomb ferry on Brexit day
• AI creates picture perfect Van Gogh replicas
• Sardines shrink to half their size in a decade as seas get warmer
• Google opens black box on YouTube revenues
• Warring sides negotiatin­g formal ceasefire in Libya, says UN rep
• Cancer code offers hope of treatment decades early
• Fighting intensifie­s in towns near Turkish border
• Trump to auction drilling, grazing rights on sites off limits to developmen­t
• Russia offers military assistance to Iraq
• Inside the $24m hack of Cryptopia
• MARTEN RABARTS
• Cancer treatments
• The change to RNZ Concert: Readers’ views
• Populists and elites
• TO THE POINT
• No need to panic over the ‘devil virus’
• Is an election based on facts possible?
• Prolific writer, dissector of our psyche and foibles
• Markets handle the strain
• Student debtor bitter at paying $35k when loan drops just $11k
• Forget scrimping, make your money work hard
• US approves grocery-delivering robot
• Flood debris forces change to cruise route
• Pilots urge action over state of Auckland runway
• The Warehouse faces carbon challenge
• Property syndicatio­n trending up
• Software nails quality control
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Goofy, stylish Birds wins you over
• Magnificen­t Malick rides again
• Beats is worth the rave
• A joyful French classic
• Kiwis ease into Fed Cup pool final
• Former stars hit out at rest policy
• A load of rubbish – time for NZR to listen
• Unrepentan­t Jones sticks to his methods
• Former Kiwi backs SBW to make impact
• Adams staying put as trade deadline passes
• English FA ponders concussion substitute­s
• Slippery challenge for Blues
• Russian anti-doping chief victim of death threats
• WANTED: Fresh voice to boost select panel
• McCaw ready for big second half
• Silverbroo­ke points to future of property
• Roseneath
• Time to tick some boxes on the to do list
• New cameras aim to improve security
• Dear GM, don’t revive Hummer
• New car emissions down in NZ

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