The Post - 2020-07-09

• Push comes to shovel
• How isolation breach trumps Nats’ privacy botchup
• Bordering on minimal
• Endangered
• $761m to upgrade old water services
• ‘One last chance’ for scammer
• MP’s comments disappoint councillor
• Kea: Yours for $25,000
• New Smiths City store
• The ‘loser’ who’s having a laugh
• Cannabis policing ‘waste of taxpayer money’ – Clark
• Life is like a box of chocolates
• Appeal to fund new Guy probe
• Police may be brought in to thwart escapees
• Casualty of Havelock North gastro outbreak pleased with funding
• Lockdown spurs home renovation bonanza
• Pretty Penny agrees to leave country
• Home loan holiday extension considered
• World of work will never be the same
• Valuable marketing resources available free
• Nats need to quit junk politics
• Timely warning about internalis­ing inferiorit­y
• Deadly disease of poverty
• Tikanga’s place in law
• The Trump father-son psychodram­a
• US officially pulls out of WHO
• Police get more powers to censor online content
• Duke stays tight-lipped on Maxwell
• Civil rights groups unconvince­d
• Green light for weapons sales
• Siberian Arctic records off-the-charts warming
• Hot-to-have homewares
• Dump the clutter in the kitchen
• Giant of film music wrote 500 scores including famous ‘spaghetti westerns’
• Talay’s focus on finishing on a high
• Captaincy call
• Details of premier competitio­ns still to be finalised
• The ‘right thing to do’
• Kyrgios questions trio’s ‘intellectu­al level’
• Spark wins England TV rights
• Abuse allegation­s rock British Gymnastics
• Chelsea push for Europe
• Clarke faces Olympics dilemma

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