The Press - 2015-07-25

• Dancing in the street
• Teacher quits after daughter attacked
• Cycle city
• Edward Snowden
• Epic run for lost big brother
• Envoy capitalise­s on WWII lip-lock
• Hut owners keen to stay put
• Abusive priests escape justice
• Funding cut for war vet’s vision supplement­s
• Diocese to build complex for School of Music
• Council wants to resume control
• Posh pads costing homeowners
• Brother’s shark attack memories flood back
• Minister wants driverless cars to hit New Zealand roads
• Government takes over Akld prison
• Prisoners should be allowed to vote: High Court
• Why Whanganui wants to lynch me
• Prison debacle tears reputation­s of prison bosses, officials apart
• Ex-mayor calls for council-led recovery
• UN ‘must do more in Middle East’
• Benjamin the battler returns home
• Arson, assault ‘revenge attack’
• Christchur­ch coastline under threat?
• Water project delayed for court ruling
• Tech can be key to finding lost items
• TECH ESSENTIALS
• Rebuild workers should be respected not exploited
• Berlin’s lesson
• Dying on its feet?
• Cosmic question: Who designed the designer?
• IN A FEW WORDS
• New planet ‘closest like Earth’
• Trump walks the streets of Laredo
• Terrorist, 15, plotted beheading in Aussie
• US bombers to use Turkish air bases
• King warns Catalan separatist­s over plans to form independen­t state
• Sarkozy rides his bike, then tells fibs about it
• Rivals chase A$50b submarine contract
• Islands for sale – reclamatio­n mandatory
• Obama challenges China’s influence
• Spartans cop a beating in promo
• Faster traffic plan stalls in St Albans
• John, please tell Max to pull his head in
• Dom Harvey wracked with guilt?
• THE CASE OF ALEX RENTON
• Holidays in the sun
• Keeping alive the contentiou­s tale of the family tapeworm
• Travel scams New Zealanders fall for
• Wild software making mark
• Onus goes on employer to prove need to restructur­e
• Managing euro risk
• Drought seen as threat to mental health
• Carpet Court bought by Australian company
• Making the most of falling rates
• Arvida to build on what it already has
• Steel & Tube
• Screen grants get industry animated
• Fund linked to PGC in Cayman Islands stoush
• Iwi values motivate farming boss
• Sylvester getting into gear
• Briscoe mails unchanged offer to Kathmandu investors
• Probe on insurance ‘churning’ policies
• Turning down Tahs works out for Broadhurst
• Hansen and Meyer: Mate against mate
• Nonu wary of Boks’ raw midfield pairing
• Fox leads French tournament after sizzling 62
• Thompson to stick with Tactix for season No9
• Warriors face Manly side in crisis
• Lomax charged with blackmail
• Tall Blacks wary of British
• ‘We ain’t no super club’ – Lincoln Uni skipper
• Cottam hunting third senior title with Chch
• Hickey happy to balance demands
• Three in a row for White and Jericho
• Bergerson, Johnson combo out of cold storage at Otaki
• Pitmans claim SI premiershi­p at Ashburton
• No gain without pain for Adams
• Below best Bolt has plenty to prove in return to 100m
• AT A GLANCE
• AT A GLANCE

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