The Press - 2012-11-12

• Prince charms as cool wind blows
• Fire boss quits as service revamps
• Canterbury prepares for a right royal party
• JANE BOWRON
• Parker: It was right thing to do
• Banks to get court call-up
• ‘It does change your life’
• Surgery for obese funded
• Interprete­rs get better rescue deals from Britain, US and Canada
• Serial deal-maker turns up in Sydney ‘buying’ again
• Special date popular for special day
• Backdown reveals flaws in leadership, say critics
• Schools hope Parata pays heed
• Game on for Hororata’s big recovery
• They were not forgotten on Armistice Day
• Bride widowed in crash learns how to live once more
• Mosquito buzzes lakeside event
• Brothers take on 21 peaks for kea
• Airport fee hike gets hoteliers hopping mad
• A sardine a day good for heart – expert
• Food firm rescued from its post-quake woes
• Initiative to get more women in senior positions
• Porirua recycling operation boon for mental health clients
• Firm caught in Microsoft sting too scared to talk
• It’s all about who you want to trust
• Concerns about our damaged aquifers ignored
• Council must earn it
• Trim convention centre
• Vision flawed
• New Zealand elections win in every way
• They’re off – punters ready
• Pantsuits flatter fans for a flutter
• Gents, pick your Cup Day colours
• Operation Paula: a clinch too far
• HALSWELL’S HELL
• CRISIS DEEPENS
• PILLOW TALK
• Obama on collision course over tax issue
• Obama girls face four more years without Facebook
• ON THIS DAY
• YOUR STARS
• SEA AIR RAIL
• Cachopa eager to prove his worth
• Wallabies walloped by France
• Batsmen continue to struggle
• Collett’s goal gives Dragon win
• Departing Bateman excels in Russley win
• Substitute goalie Tufuga covers herself in glory
• Swagger turns to stagger
• Blaster may be surprise package
• Princess Katie makes it a sunny Gray day at Riccarton
• Rivals left in his wake
• Tobin back on board for Rio
• Colt’s owner shares the joy
• NZ claim title, Gangnam style

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