The Press - 2015-06-11

• A Fanfare for Christchur­ch
• Rents take cut to lure tenants
• El Nino about to bite
• Bogus scheme costs investors
• It’s D-Day for the Town Hall
• Eat your greens: What’s not to love about brassicas?
• First success for go west campaign
• Fears over livestock shipment
• Housing support boost rejected
• Murder wife gets 12 years
• Oil firms against Lyttelton cruise berth
• Power tools blamed for wildfire
• Quarry owner recovered
• ‘Kind, generous pure of heart’
• Hospital mishap ‘robs’ widower
• Woman finally accepts medals
• Landslips trap pupils on camp
• More than $10 million to fix court house
• ACC won’t fund victim’s counsellin­g
• Boat left high and dry in red zone
• Business to pay for rant on Facebook
• Fifth winter in garage avoided
• Deaths from cold won’t stop – Smith
• Meat workers head to court over pay
• Schools adding groove to message
• Who will fill the void left by John Campbell?
• Hold-ups in quake relief
• Fonterra job cuts loom as minister warns of grim years ahead
• Women of Influence awards kick off
• Insurance code needs work say consumer advocates
• Project delay causes Orion share slump
• NZ could take more refugees
• Openly and honestly
• The rich grow old disgracefu­lly
• Counting the cost of an unhealthy home
• Modifying diet helps manage irritable bowel
• Abuse of elderly takes many forms
• How brains make themselves forget
• Think twice about that early-morning coffee
• Set new goals after achieving a big one
• Fears Isis plans big ‘dirty bomb’
• Chimps share humans’ taste for alcohol
• ‘Out-of-control’ policeman quits job
• Erdogan’s party might be left out
• All uphill for man challengin­g Putin
• Faster, cheaper than a nuclear bomb
• State ‘shameless’ towards gays
• Cafe owners rush to daughter’s bedside
• YOUR STARS
• Halswell claim first premier scalp
• Bounce-back Caps under fire after meltdown
• New Zealand stick with same team
• Black Sticks fight back to grab draw
• Parker well prepared to go the distance
• Golden era dawns for Nigerian football
• Nadolo feels for absent friends

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