The Post - 2020-09-18

• Mega bucks for mega polytech
• More kids get type 2 diabetes
• No laughing matter
• Call by theatres to relax Covid rules
• Weta calls in QC after sexual harassment claims
• Better social skills from childcare
• Golden Mile plans unpopular
• Heritage NZ considers flats’ category 1 listing
• Snapper card on track for launch on trains
• ‘Significan­t’ ethnic pay gap in sectors
• Driver adored her bus kids
• Pool-cue violence awarning to rugby
• Peters’ smoking called out as policy launched
• Chinese embassy defends company
• Ordering a coffee
• Worst GDP contractio­n
• Highways, rail the big winners
• ACT’s radical plan to slash the state
• Measuring child poverty rates no simple task
• GPs concerned over conspiracy theories
• Entire school to be tested
• Decades of service as a good Samaritan
• What is a recession and why should you care?
• RBNZ: House prices could halve
• Sobering slice of perspectiv­e
• Strategic ambiguity ensures strait peace
• Asmall effort and such fun Impoverish­ed view
• Collins’ obfuscatio­n Go transparen­t
• Widen selection criteria Leave land alone
• Grief flattened and lost somewhere in the wi-fi
• Suffer the little children
• Anxious migrants face long waits
• Banksy loses battle over trademark
• ‘Culture of concealmen­t’ at Boeing under fire
• Million people displaced by devastatin­g floods
• Waiata Ma¯ori theway of the future for Theia
• Anti-apartheid lawyer who helped save stranded Kiwi soldiers during WWII George Bizos
• Today in History
• Has another Super team for 2021 been hit for six?
• Kiwi striker realistic about EPL goals target
• Budge still aims to serve up a Classic
• Boks refuse to commit
• Make the most of star turnout
• Grateful group
• Tevaga prepares for run home
• Black Ferns made to wait . . .
• . . . Optimism builds for Silver Ferns tests

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