The Press - 2015-06-25

• Crash victim wanted to change perception­s
• Govt review alarms CDHB
• Black ice blamed in death of young Canty mother
• Whiskers galore in Anti-Art class
• How controller­s coped with system crash
• Funding advanced for pool for east
• Voluntary euthanasia inquiry go-ahead
• Bid to stop asset sales fails
• Funding delayed for Cranford St roading project
• Cab driver denies sex assault on passenger
• Insurers warn on holiday posts
• Govt ‘should bear cost increases’
• KiwiSaver sign-ups slump
• Decision to ground Henderson ‘correct’
• Sea lion now endangered
• Council to axe central city levy
• Road rage accused ’fit for trial’
• Green energy plan for charity house
• Christchur­ch rebuild wasteful, ill-planned
• No clarity for creditors
• Fulton Hogan rejig to refocus on growth
• Retirement villages snapped up by Arvida
• Trusts no defence for assets
• Five years of complainin­g to ECan: I am angry
• Craig’s career in politics over
• Conservati­ves – no future without Craig
• More than a sign of excess, it’s a tourist attraction
• Schedule a meeting – with yourself
• Let heart lead the head in fitness race
• FEELGOOD FOODS
• Loons theatre finds new home
• Queen may have to make way for palace plumbers
• Aussies eavesdrop on French
• Tapas new to Papanui coursemenu
• Putting theory into practice
• Vote to flag away war symbol
• Squatting in tight jeans a danger to health
• Pupils caught stealing from Auschwitz fined
• Most wanted man a reluctant hero
• Depressed sun will still keep us warm
• Iranian regime playing double game
• YOUR STARS
• Kereru pip Technical to join three-way race
• Meeuws backs Highlander­s to stay cool
• TOUR RATINGS AT A GLANCE
• Flynn continues hot form as Black Sticks roll India
• Handy Andy to the rescue
• Loss of second import perk setback for Tactix
• Caps' scorecard

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