The Press - 2012-12-29

• Campground resident by choice
• City council consults on grave issues
• FAST & FLASHY
• HOT STOCKS
• Hardy campers
• Teachers fired for bad conduct
• Six killed in violent crimes
• Cupid’s arrow hits Canterbury
• Next year’s festival marks gradual return to city centre
• Frustrated Dalziel wants forum for key recovery decisions
• Meanies’ rubbish overwhelms charity shop
• Couple cite need for screening
• Student numbers up in line with rebuild
• Attacks reignite debate on arming the police
• Oncology revamp follows resignatio­ns
• Jobs in offing at plant
• From the rubble to vital rhythm of life
• Judge allows bail for drug charges
• The Hobbit leaves Bond in the cold
• Kaiteriter­i the pick of Kiwi beaches
• More people relying on food bank after quakes
• SAR urge use of emergency beacons
• Online outdoors intentions service launched
• Crash trio ‘lucky’
• Economy sways on ‘fiscal cliff’
• Third time lucky for Mrs Rocknroll?
• President ‘barking’ over dogs
• The ‘Iron Lady’ fought war on her terms
• ON THIS DAY
• Militant group disowns ‘fame-seeking’ jihadi rapper
• Woman minister fired for blasting cuts
• The girl who forced the Taliban to retreat
• Stormin’ Norman ‘epitomised duty, service, country creed’
• Hagley golf course should be improved to world standard
• Decline of crime in schools is perhaps a welcome side-effect of the quakes
• Front-page people
• Playing possum so fate is not tempted to squash hopes
• A boomer looks back
• Sellers of ebooks have final word
• Halls invoke a flood of memories
• Shake-free amid signs of recovery
• Our beer, no longer here
• Time to save Westport’s ‘Eiffel Tower’
• Controvers­ial mayor loved his town, lived rough and talked tough
• Boxers clash with law of the land in bout on riverbank
• Muldoon speaks his mind 20 years later
• Shoots of new possibilit­ies
• Puppet master’s final cut
• Klugman takes lastbow
• OTHERS WHO DIED IN 2012
• Gallant Magicians fall just short
• Dean riding into the sunset
• Titleholde­r Keith has poor start at champs
• Injury to keep Watson from test
• Golden era signals continuing success
• Wild Oats XI lowers own mark
• Olympic breakthrou­gh for women
• Phoenix go for fast and furious
• Captain takes control in surprise coup
• Alta Tallyho set for shot at West Coast $10,000 bonus
• I Can Doosit was again the star turn
• Left-out Mosse could roll right out of NZ
• Kiwi, Australian markets close on the up
• Kitchen business finally gets a stable home
• Salon rises from the liquefacti­on
• Combining to survive
• Wine company fails to have debt to parent firm set aside
• MAKING THE CUT
• PURCHASE ‘GOOD NEWS’
• NOTHING VENTURED
• New Forester
• The top bike

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