The Press - 2014-08-19

• Accusation­s of leaks and smears
• Three-hourly checks for cameras at pools in pervert clampdown
• Watch out: Wallabies smart and desperate
• Smile thins as Hager factor bites
• Book flies off shelves
• This is uncomforta­ble
• Politics is dirty
• I am revolted
• Cycle spend may benefit city
• Key’s office ‘not involved in release of SIS papers’
• Crash survivor feels grateful for support
• Readers can’t get enough of Hager’s dirt
• Pair survive Indonesian boat sinking
• Workplace dramas
• Fatal crash accused fled to Aust – Crown
• Housing NZ tenant ‘trapped’ by fallen tree for two days
• More roadworks to challenge motorists
• Problem bar shut
• Charges ‘insulting’, court told
• Grievance case goes for mediation
• Deputy mayor gets bar ban
• Shoplifter stuffed trolleys with loot
• Seddon still hurting from quake
• A makeover when it’s needed most
• Investment welcomed but at what cost?
• Meridian pays special dividend
• SCF boss called ‘loyal to a fault’
• Big banks face court over penalty fees
• Export markets need warming up
• Qantas to slash internatio­nal costs
• Lateral lists on junior NZAX
• Court rules in favour of F&P subsidiary over software row
• Economy boosts earnings
• Election risk for Contact
• Tough times for apparel retailer
• Sincere, but not always workable
• Kurdish troops fight for dam
• Tension persists after teen’s death
• Rebels holding out for more arms
• Mixed marriage brings out protesters
• Lavender blues as EU labels oil toxic
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• Pithey to weave his own magic
• Robertson calls for more tests to keep Ferns busy
• Draw a shock for Barrett
• Fireworks get Ko to top five
• Inexperien­ced squad off to China

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