The Post - 2021-06-12

• 43 years and he still digs his job
• One in 20 is missing the basics
• Transport funding cut for regional council
• A saucy number
• Laughing all the way to 109
• Brendan Horsley
• ANDREW COSTER: THE MAN CHARGED WITH CHANGE
• Balancing act with vaccines
• Further delay to expressway
• O’Connor tries to shore up UK deal
• New currency funds wellbeing
• Experience Wellington’s new vision
• Neighbouri­ng DHBs to share acute load
• ‘Perverse outcome’ dodged
• Ex-prisoner wins case over his first book
• Final smoko break
• Answers to your COVID-19 vaccine questions
• Restoring the river
• Points of order
• Woman killed in Ashburton van crash was travelling with sister
• Call to fund diabetes monitoring devices
• Gold Awards finalists announced
• Zoo’s one-legged kiwi dies
• Cheeky photo of Charles snapped up for $22,000
• Police slammed for claim they had plan
• Mobster died week after police seizure
• Man on a mission against discrimina­tion
• Sculpture walk enhanced by sound
• Macron ends major military operation in West Africa
• Durst hospitalis­ed, forcing stay in long-delayed murder trial
• Woman wakes after 10 months in coma to find she’s a mother
• Start of a beautiful relationsh­ip as leaders spread the love at G7
• America’s internatio­nal image improves after Trump: Polls
• FBI warns companies against paying ransom
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• Mind your language
• One word won’t do to define more than half the planet
• Nick Smith’s legacy
• Choice v necessity: the politics of climate
• Courts make good start with taonga instead of ties
• Supreme Court naive if it accepts China’s assurances
• Reviver of traditiona­l instrument­s
• Captivatin­g singer shared her skills with students
• Hayek hits the right spot in sequel
• Disappoint­ing Awake enough to send you to sleep
• Crazy curio packs an unnerving punch
• Mother-son tale a summer delight
• Walken back to happiness in his battle against a giant
• When the boat doesn’t come in
• Steer away from these car insurance policies
• Plant big spenders not so rare
• Tax bills spark doubts over automated system
• Hunt for newsprint supplies
• Trading up houses gets even more expensive during Covid
• A TV that mimics the brain
• Outage exposes weakness
• Stable investment in a dominant prime position
• Cooks Beach restaurant premises on the menu
• Research shows industrial property market hasn’t missed a beat
• The Highlander works its magic
• The S-Class is still a top achiever
• Pandemic, politics and some football: welcome to Euro 2020
• Rennie opposes picking overseas players
• Kiwi tattoo baffles England fans
• Spoilt for choice
• Riddell chases his 15 minutes of fame
• McLean’s comeback for the ages
• Australian takes aim at ‘misogynist­ic perverts’
• Mixed emotions as Walsh wins again
• Hurricanes stay alive, for now
• Historic tweets put McCullum in spotlight
• Havili finds sweet spot in midfield
• The right to choose
• Nothing compares to her
• We are good at agricultur­e, and we can be proud of it
• Nothing better than small town life
• Use fresh herbs to ward off winter bugs
• Cryptic crossword PUZZLES
• Dolina Wehipeihan­a and Jarod Rawiri
• How to style your blank walls
• Seatoun sanctuary with tennis court
• The benefits of a warm, dry home

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