The Press - 2015-08-08

• Low price will hurt South
• Payout drop hits sharemilke­rs
• Feel the noise
• Wedding in ruins after venue boarded up
• Sydney tests
• Why do we laugh?
• Aca forgives racist abusers
• Pet shop advertisem­ents ‘too naughty’
• Anzus war games cost taxpayer $3.6m
• Meth use on the rise, police say
• Caffe Roma invaded by squatters
• Retailers vie for top precinct spots
• Support funds exceed $50k
• Dalziel unsure on running for second term
• ‘Sugar daddy’ arrangemen­ts on the rise
• South faces big snow weekend
• ‘To think we got out of that alive’
• Family almost gassed to death
• Are hipsters ruining op shops?
• Staff at Jo Seagar’s cafe feel ‘betrayed’
• Fire likely to burn for days
• Connor Morris jury see video
• Developer’s lifestyle faces court scrutiny
• Twins’ peak proposal for partners
• Flu may have hit peak
• Adams hits Kiwi bullies where it hurts
• Five political things that might just surprise you
• Campbell’s new job at ‘expense’ of women
• Key’s Beehive doodle attracts good money
• Police find sex offender
• How to get a better mobile signal
• Are Beats wireless headphones worth it?
• TECH ESSENTIALS
• The town the Government couldn’t kill
• Family marks 100 years since forefather died at Chunuk Bair
• Hagley Oval monitoring ‘falls short’
• Historic flour mill retains grant
• Politician­s have no right to steal away national identity
• It is time to end the fat-shaming and find solutions
• A Len Lye for Christchur­ch might be possible
• Debating these issues is called democracy
• IN A FEW WORDS
• Donald stirs pot in first debate
• Migrant walks under sea to reach Britain
• Late violinist’s ‘musical partner’ recovered
• Banned food imports crushed
• Jail before you commit the crime
• Sailor doubts Heath’s interest in children
• Richards trashes ‘greatest album ever’
• Illegal workers help keep China’s vast economy running
• US warns China over island expansion
• Darfield: Little glitz but steady growth
• PM: There’s mutton to see here, ha!
• I’m diagnosed with rabies
• The sheep, the Saudis and the circulars
• Contact – sale of the century?
• Airport gives away $100,000
• St Martins library launchpad for Australian architects
• Finding business investment
• Tips for successful business growth
• How do your perks stack up?
• Contact high after sale
• First sign of Auckland property slowdown?
• Commission­er backs data drive
• Harmoney fees scrutinise­d
• Briscoe stands by Kathmandu takeover offer
• Exporting manufactur­ers build in confidence
• Petrol prices cut again
• Smiths City main store sale and leaseback
• Bledisloe battler could be brutal
• Relentess Richie marches on and on
• Counties young guns shoot down Canterbury
• Big Ben inspired by injured mate
• Saracens aiming to cap rags to riches tale
• Coach rates Ferns’ firstup effort as ‘OK’
• Japan hand the Tall Ferns a crushing defeat
• Omissions fire up Southern United
• Red Devils bring in foreign backup
• Miners, millers toast of Coast
• Best of the west make up a famous league dream team
• Rain wanted for Eric The Viking
• Farr will dance night away if she wins Grand National
• Timy out to top up cup cash
• Key Cashmere pair set to play despite injuries
• VW people-mover plainly perfect
• AT A GLANCE
• Peace and privacy

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