The Press - 2015-06-13

• The monolith next door:
• Partner of sick woman angry
• Honest workman
• Redcliffs School fights for survival
• Controvers­ial marriage show heads to NZ
• Closing arguments in Chen trial
• Blind teen mad at bus drivers
• Mental health services could go
• Viral in Hollywood, cure in New Zealand
• P-labs found in Kiwi baches
• Surgery helps rugby efforts
• Review findings delayed
• Verbal abuse a problem at schools
• New leadership for Greenpeace
• Umaga to escort Collins home
• Mansfield poems found in US library
• Botched op: Judge slates cops
• Nick Smith is a cold-hearted politician
• Shaw has big task to shore up votes for Green Party
• Surface 3 out of the toy box
• Huawei’s smartphone offers big bang per buck
• Reopened Town Hall will be something to celebrate
• Arguments about assisted dying are ridiculous
• I predict an accident
• IN A FEW WORDS
• Aussie cash for people smugglers
• Keep calm, lie low – tips from solitary cell prisoner
• Murdoch move seen as Fox-tamer
• Feared spy boss gets life after secret trial
• Schoolboy discovers Jupiter-sized planet while on work experience
• No gloom for grooms, but marriage unhealthy
• Crash co-pilot ‘had fear of going blind’
• Tech giants leaving spies out in the cold
• Revealed: Tony Blair’s business empire
• Deep-dug chauvinist piggery far from Nobel
• Economic sanctions add to growing poverty
• UN troops prey on women, girls
• ‘Zombie’ drug sparked sex with tree
• WEST COAST SNAPSHOT
• On knob safaris
• Dairy industry still a goldmine
• A win for history and common sense
• Get real about workplace safety
• Wheelchair driving lessons, virtual style
• TomTom Coms to appeal controvers­ial ruling
• Paying the tax man on time
• Private jet arrivals on the rise
• Growing numbers drawn to ‘cruise to nowhere’ packages
• Insuring against the bitter end
• Wynyard Group
• Discounts trump Vbase profitabil­ity
• Design, delays and demand angst on convention centre
• Adam wants new steer put on manufactur­ing
• Crotty shows his staying power
• National coach banned for abuse
• Canes turn to Mr Fix-it
• Hardy Read shrugs off concussion­s
• Warriors, Roosters look for reversal of fortunes
• Dickel sticks up for sheepish Rams
• Only way is up for my boys: Bazeley
• Germany wary of Mali threat in quarterfin­als
• Kendra squashes first round foe
• Black Sticks miss Rio chance
• Must-win game for Ferns in Canada
• Tim’s boots offer soft landings over big fences
• High Forty clinches hat-trick win
• Myers has firepower over fences
• AT A GLANCE
• BMW F800R:
• AT A GLANCE

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