The Press - 2012-06-23

• Replacing wayward traffic cones costs firms thousands
• Tram tracks delay pipe repair
• Pool lobby hopes plan favourable
• CRFU still wants roof on stadium
• Land review process confusing – advocate
• Wool challenge tests students
• ‘Cracked bishop’ taunt found to be satire
• Farm effluent ponds impossible to search
• Rest-home residents ask Govt for payout
• Scientists try to define charisma
• Pupils tuck into cultural breakfast
• Log smoke not so bad Dhbtold
• Former All Black’s conviction overturned
• Supermarke­t uses hi-tech for safety
• Missing miner ‘hiding’ to dodge debt
• Hospital asbestos ‘no longer health hazard’
• Bars struggle to cope with crowds
• Delicious view from the top
• Narrow escape for woman after police chase crash
• Jail for sex with teens
• Miners call for checks
• School leader passes the baton
• Marine reserve backers call for Govt approval
• City centre options explored
• ‘Iron fist’ regime on boat cited
• Aerial delivery for broadband
• Man escapes fire after cat’s wake-up call
• What’s the reason for delaying repairs to our house?
• Mustn’t use coal
• Grinding on
• In a few words
• Councillor­s must show commitment to unspoiled Hagley
• Juggling environmen­t and economy a difficult act to pull off
• Looking good
• London receives Suu Kyi in style
• Hundred missing after capsize
• Surgeons cut peach-sized tumour from baby in mother’s womb
• Delegates forced to sample love hotels
• Fighter pilot flies to asylum
• Group warns of face-off with military
• ‘She’s wrecked my family and career’ – Royal hits out in Elysee soap opera
• ‘Infernal triangle’ brings only jeers for political Monsieur Normal
• Dissident artist banned from foreign travel for ‘crimes’
• Treading carefully on faith
• Bali bomb helper jailed
• Police spies must keep everything firmly zipped
• Battle to preserve te reo far from won
• Gale force winds of change in Hornby
• Trade Me pickups stretch sisterhood
• Slumps, bumps on path to paradise
• Eating out a battle of wills Stateside
• Journalism for sale? Not on my watch
• Ecan to be saddled with the appointed
• Heartland
• Mankind faces tethered future
• Procuring a sofa a life-long affair
• Legendary shearing contractor
• Leading artist and conversati­onalist
• Animposing presence
• Biographer explored the essence of evil
• Ruthless prince ruled with a sharp sword
• Turncoat lovedmobli­fe
• Lawyer made case for civil rights
• Telecom bucks trend with gain
• Pressure-cooked ideas become gems during boot camp for entreprene­urs
• Know the local market
• TAF set to pass, but not convincing­ly
• Farmers likely to approve deal
• Processor cuts annual loss; on target for 2012 profit
• DB leads cider market
• Mining boss steps back from coalface
• Ansvar plan for insolvency alarms claimants
• Ansvar fallback scheme worries
• Ireland’s last chance
• Dynamic duo deserve hometown sendoff
• Quakes don’t shake loyal players
• Citroen drivers lead Rally NZ
• Wright’s squads set off without buildup
• Smith bursts from obscurity to top job
• Tactix display confidence to catch Mystics unawares
• Federer eyes 7th heaven on grass
• ‘The Wiz’ inspired Canterbury stalwart
• Stuart a fan of new series
• Sargent closing in on premiershi­p
• Harris keen for more
• Toyota86is here in August
• Agoldwingf­or dirt roads
• Little Ford engine in goodcompan­y
• Relaxed reveal belies hatch’s importance
• Will they, won’t they?
• Nzworkers seek meaningful jobs
• Makelike a tree in asnowstorm and float
• Syndrome of self-doubt despite success ‘
• Classic beauty endures
• Take advantage of winter hiatus
• Floating rate competitiv­e
• Investors return
• Stock cartage strain near breaking point

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