The Post - 2020-09-16

• Doughnut disturb
• Will quitting fees-free expansion breathe life back into Greens?
• Policy disappoint­s students
• $75b deficit spurs Covid-19 recession alert
• Yoga studio offers bilingual approach
• Visa news gives hope after long separation
• Court mulls calling juror from 1988 trial
• Tetraplegi­c fights $30k bill
• Actor tells of receiving death threat
• Gym club faces tough move
• The talented Mr flip-ley
• Pixel art fan in his element at game awards
• Collins and Seymour battle for the right as ACT support threatens National votes
• World-first move on climate change risks
• Otago University to fight legal challenge
• World-class over world-first
• NZ’s worst financial quarter
• Cash fear creates profit window
• Rescue plan fraughtwit­h problems
• Who are these people with a dislike of reo?
• Fault lines run through home insurance risk
• Borne away on winds of home
• Mallard caught up in Labour’s office rent deal
• ForgetMars . . . scientists find a sign of life on Venus
• Postal depots carry ill tidings for election
• Two Antarctic glaciers are tearing loose from their restraints
• Beautyandt­hebullies
• ‘External support’ for HPSNZ over claims
• Warriors give debut to youngster
• Adesanya aims to silence his doubters
• Sanzaar’s greed is putting ABs at risk
• Bennett hits the road again after Tour de France
• ‘There was no way Iwas coming off’
• Advocates lose trust in national body
• Countmein, saysMo’unga

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