The Press - 2014-08-20

• Tears and ashes:
• Body builder jailed for drugs
• Insurer’s $200m profit exorbitant – critics
• Dots for Abi fundraiser
• Is Christchur­ch’s rental market finally cooling?
• Hansen needs new tricks for the ABs - Reason’s view
• PM says Collins’ job safe
• Lawyers question Collins
• ‘Classic terrain trap’ claims climber
• Farmer gives thanks for lucky escape
• Friend and accused left scene, court told
• Shocker levy on red zone unit shift
• School technology services up for review
• ECan hands council toxic-land headache
• Council works to fix consents issue
• Man who tried to hire hitman guilty
• Mark pushes Williams to back
• Pro-life GPs on ‘name, shame’ list
• Helping the homeless is about giving ‘hope’
• ‘Thank you’ for saving my husband
• Sea shootings on video
• Frank may be muddled, but photos back him up
• Surplus slowdown forecast
• Homes part of Fletcher future
• Canterbury, Auckland main growth centres
• We need to talk about who pays tax
• Opus eyes global growth
• Formal port offer expected in weeks
• Aussies clear winners in pain stakes
• Cruise lines protest Kiwi fees
• Paymark to launch online eftpos service
• Do we expect politician­s to be squeaky clean?
• Gallery grabs city’s attention
• A safer city in an earthquake
• New World markets to generation­s
• Christians seek deliveranc­e
• Support grows for arming Kurds
• Fleeing refugees incinerate­d
• Afghan families called in vain
• We wanted to build something noble, says creator of pop-up ads
• Tag-swapping drug pusher plays chicken with police
• Two embassy lodgers – one trying, one infuriatin­g
• Woman forced to give birth
• Singer rebuffs Ukip after Farage dinner
• It’s a cock and bull story, pleads blushing Beefy after naked tweet
• Suddenly it’s lonely to be a Jew
• YOUR STARS
• Close win sees Cashmere Tech retain Mainland title
• Lincoln University second finalist
• Dalton Bromac set to give Close a sweet drive
• NZ league propose academy to help open door to NRL
• Young powerlifte­r has three goals in mind
• Bam Bam named to lead the Bulls
• Tyro boxers spurred by Games gold
• Hurrell back to boost Warriors
• Frog puts paid to hopes of rare birdie
• Shoulderin­g big burden
• Injuries to key players bring dilemma for All Blacks
• McKenzie resists changes for Auckland test
• A dry house is a healthy home
• Precinct premiums dip, profit $117m
• Business park groundwork under way
• Rural sales a sign of confidence – researcher­s
• Workplace rows hitting productivi­ty

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