The Press - 2015-06-10

• Hundreds of dogs putdown
• Jobs on line in council revamp
• Quarry searchers reach collapsed cab
• Breast milk fundraiser under fire
• What your coffee has to say about you
• Asbestos risk closes CBD work site
• Mr Green boss ditches brother
• Sir Peter Williams dies at 80
• Dad’s pain at losing wee angel
• Wildfire burning in Nth Canty
• Mum let off community work
• Woman guilty of torturing boys
• Smaller state houses needed for Chch
• Housing for poor, less fat needed
• City Care, Red Bus not strategic assets – mayor
• Police promise to brake boy racers
• Surplus may be achieved this year
• Cops’ drive lessons cut crash costs
• Wellington super-city scrapped
• Cougars flaunt with risky sex – study
• P dealer won’t get cash back
• Alcohol policy plan open to appeals
• Dolphins die on salmon farms
• Hill house prices jump in South
• Wait list behind the hospital wait list
• Giant penguin brought to virtual life
• Government report card: ‘Needs to try harder’
• Bike park seeks investors
• Move to unblock UFB strikes at property rights
• KiwiSaver’s bank for its buck
• Skellerup’s Wigram factory on track to manufactur­e next year
• Greece ready to compromise on debt
• Bitcoin Foundation director shrugs off currency’s reputation
• Carter Holt’s $1b float on hold
• Mobile data ‘too pricey’
• Unwell workers pose a dilemma
• Economists split on chances of interest rate cut
• The Town Hall can make us proud again
• Safety record must be fixed
• Neighbourh­ood a viable eco-vision for the future
• Butter your bacon, eggs, onion, pastry into joy
• ALL MUSIC, EVERYWHERE
• Watching the drones watching me
• G7 says farewell to carbon fuels
• Pistorius to be freed for house arrest, may face new trial
• Cruisy time at sea for young criminals
• Buy a lighthouse, help boost Italy’s public purse
• Branson business produces punk plastic
• Forty years of solitary set to end
• Swearing rancher is new Mexico state governor
• Greenpeace ‘threat to economic security’
• Another sign of life spotted on the Red Planet
• UN scrubs Israel, Hamas off blacklist
• Management owns up to abattoir cruelty claims
• Supersonic space parachute fails test
• West ramps up the pressure on Putin
• Ground felt with new artificial leg
• YOUR STARS
• Parker eager to heed advice
• Versatile Corston helps lift Sumner
• Leave a job with style
• Schools keen to get down and dirty in Motukarara
• Canterbury benefits from UC Cup
• Young Canterbury stars selected for elite academy
• Papanui tramp champs
• Paddle power boost for Paddon in Sardinia
• Williams named in World team to take on Boks
• Klitschko puts the polish on Parker
• Kiwi driver Dixon well placed for IndyCar title charge
• Torn loyalties for German’s dad
• It’s business as usual for Mauger
• Crockett props up youngsters
• Dan’s my man
• Fijian resort island sites on market
• Demand for property ‘insatiable’

The Press - 2015-06-09

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