The Press - 2015-04-29

• Child’s death probed
• Woman convicted over teen parties
• Nepal coverage
• Council ‘should sell its libraries’
• Joe Bennett: Insurers may pretend to care – but they don’t
• Toll still rising
• Council told to be bold
• Chch doctor worried about his ‘second home’
• 6500 sign holiday park petition
• Key arrives in Saudi Arabia
• NEWS BRIEFS
• Backer for quake lawsuit
• Fetishist ‘yanked out teeth’
• Teachers win employment battle with boys’ college
• Refugees give back to new home
• Review timing ‘nuts’, Dalziel says
• Officers in difficult water rescue honoured
• Otago course in world top 10
• Driver ‘went nuts’ in attack on man who hit truck
• Offer to replace stolen medals
• Police seek Gloriavale stories after abuse claims
• Jihadist doctor ‘failed at NZ uni’
• Campbell Live ratings surge
• Rain floods homes, businesses
• Air NZ cuts back regional flights
• Old soldiers meet fearless Gurkhas
• Why is it so hard to say ‘stop it, I don’t like it’?
• Chinese tourist arrivals grow
• RAM investor to be identified after suppressio­n bid refused
• Hotchin in $35m fight
• No interest loans for the needy begin
• Chance to tap into insurance rivalry
• OCR likely to be held in review from RB
• Orion stabilises but expects relapses
• Christchur­ch could emulate the Netherland­s
• Alcohol policy should go ahead
• Make city safer for pedestrian­s
• FM radio avoids the digital axe
• Airlift for stranded climbers
• Rare Spitfire expected to fetch $5 million
• Abe rival warns of war with China
• Retired general sued over Troubles murder
• Payers of ransom won’t be prosecuted
• Baltimore runs riot over black’s fatal mystery spine injury
• Moviegoers’ killer ‘smart, not insane’
• Alcoholic criminal likely to toast ruling
• YOUR STARS
• Luke fined $10,000 for homophobic slur
• All you need to know to become a millionair­e
• Bournemout­h’s dream becomes reality
• World Cup stars keep on firing
• Red Sox beaten in Southern Cross final
• CBHS honour Anzac Day with win
• Students headed to ultimate event
• Flipping heck: Hart wins after late drama
• Veteran forward still to the fore at Marist Albion
• New roles for sports managers
• From utility man to regular role
• Rams cut Coston; hot-shot guard Taylor is hired
• McCawruled out for Canes clash
• Search is on for finest homes
• Ogilivie-Lee sells out to Sir Bob
• The case for cultural connection in city
• The richest property magnates

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