The Post - 2021-06-14

• Residents face big pipe bills
• Anne Frank memorial unveiled
• Big questions remain over city’s new buses
• Lake Alice horrors to be aired
• Pad left inside mother after birth
• 500 rugby games for one club
• Opera singer living la dolce vita
• Wellington takes out debate championsh­ip
• Star turn for Ma¯ori New Year
• Calls growing to can mosque attacks film
• Government offers $8k discount on EVs
• Rocket Lab may pay back wage subsidy
• Award-winning photograph­er suffered ‘signif icant injuries’
• What’s on in the region this week?
• Prepare to be nudged, for climate’s sake
• Ancient moa remains lasted 6800 years
• The Monitor economy Q&A: Kevin Bowler
• Is saying ‘female’ a sexist use of language?
• A case worthy of an exception
• Lessons of the past Letters Bad experience
• Slow to get on board
• Does art always have to be pretty to appeal?
• Next time I’ll take a photo
• Attorney General vows to fight new GOP-led state voting laws
• Fears over Iran navy supplying Venezuela
• Fuel up on lakeside lattes
• Australia’s underwater paradise
• A secluded cottage surrounded by vines
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Pulse denied by late Stars revival
• ‘We managed to get Christian back’ – doctor
• Ho-hum? Tell that to the two finalists
• Rueful Canes Coach hopeful over retention
• Emotional Adesanya retains UFC title
• Putting farmers’ voice on climate change into our classrooms
• Branch closures add to farmers’ bank concerns
• Red weather alert for Canterbury was spot on
• Campaign on workforce shortages bears fruit
• Dear Jacinda and Damien…..
• Wills honoured for work for agricultur­e, environmen­t
• Let’s deal in facts in the debate on free trade
• Water capture and storage conversati­ons flowing more freely
• Greg Anderson ready to put time into advocacy
• PINZ is coming and is better than ever
• Rising stars of primary industries acknowledg­ed
• Seymour: forget trying to kiss and cuddle your enemies
• Mike, Carl honoured for dedication to Feds
• Where we’re at with Significan­t Natural Areas
• Why we’re stronger together
• Sector confronts ‘Growing Kai under Increasing Dry
• Feds’ advocacy on tyre regulation­s pay dividends
• Vodafone dial-up chop won’t affect rural landlines
• Climate commission­er’s comments baffling, irritating for farmers
• Ma¯ taitai reserves - implicatio­ns of customary fishing areas
• Kaikoura farmers seek judicial review
• Govt: Whitebaiti­ng regulation changes balance fisher, protection interests
• NZ falling behind on alternativ­e protein opportunit­ies
• What lessons can we learn from the European glyphosate review?
• Norwood steps up training for the new generation of farm technology
• Slowing the flow – a dam good idea to control flooding is being trialled
• Farmers and growers – don’t let a spot become a full stop
• Jones on ‘trust through truth’ and ignoring the deniers
• Solar helps goat farmer slash his power bills

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