The Press - 2013-10-23

• Top design lauded as new face of city living
• Growth in areas losing schools
• Buck and Manji given key positions
• Oil: NZ’s worst-case scenario
• Al Qaeda shopping for weapons
• Post-quake trend reversed
• More diversity would have been better
• Buck a safe choice
• McCloud cheers on progress
• European sophistica­tion
• Arrest in red-zone ATM theft
• Drum roll and a high five for Delta
• Cathedral rebuild would mean digging deep
• Science teacher country’s ‘most inspiring’
• No SkyCity assurance on deal – Cunliffe
• Red-zoners confident ruling will be upheld
• Arsonist-burglar gets four years jail for torching house and church building
• Bus interchang­e plan for Riccarton
• Brown inquiry gets under way
• Significan­t shortfall for health board after insurance settlement
• Washer tired of bad rap
• ‘Realistic’ Nats reject by-election hopes
• Internatio­nal tutors for performing arts school
• Home owner-jobless link inconclusi­ve
• Conman believed to be on prowl
• Girls, learn from Monica Lewinsky
• Chances of economic recovery ‘reasonable’
• Ebos poised to be health’s big player
• Of mayors and Mammon
• NZ investors eye up Metlifecar­e stake
• Survey finding of lower business confidence queried
• $190k reparation loan sways judge
• New model helps boost festival funds
• Lyttelton Port CEO’s salary exceeds $1m
• Shareholde­rs unfazed by Vector fee increase
• Choosing a sharebroke­r
• Democratic revolution opens doors for Kiwis
• Self-publicisin­g not enough for savvy voters
• Corporate board puts customer service on hold
• Frustratio­n at Obamacare web glitches
• Angry boy shoots teacher, students
• Six dead in bus suicide bomb blast
• Lone-wolf terrorists a growing threat
• Climate change link ‘nonsense’
• Idea fromEurope nowaKiwi reality
• ON THIS DAY
• Captain Phillips: was he a hero?
• Activists call for summit boycott
• YOUR STARS
• Priceless Wagner in top form
• All Black careers have to start in rural hamlets or small towns
• Black Sticks pick three new reps
• Aussie moves up rankings
• Canterbury United start their campaign with away games
• Talented pair upbeat on prospects
• New Tactix a trailblaze­r for Malawi
• Geary leads strong field chasing Harewood Open title
• Knives come out after early fumble
• Team NZ stays on the water
• If not Paget, then who did it?
• Tua’s punching bag back for more
• Kirwan names coaches for Nonu
• Housing boost from land not needed for motorway
• Christchur­ch hotel room rates outstrip other centres
• Site by Hagley Park up for sale
• Yeoman and Newbury developing at full speed
• Tokoroa building seen as bargain

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