The Press - 2015-09-19

• The million-dollar suburb
• Where to watch
• Team named
• EQC’s $60 foundation fix
• 100 phoning drivers caught
• Transition bill on track for October
• Game on: All Blacks launch RWC defence
• Swimming gives teen amputee her freedom
• ‘You wouldn’t last a week’
• Wave warnings go unheeded
• Asbestos alert slows Arts Centre repairs
• Corn seed smuggler sentenced
• Preschool teacher to retire after 40 years
• ‘Aching loneliness’ after death of husband
• Collins’ bad rap for star
• Bandit camera takes on GoPro
• World wide web in union
• A lot to be done on lake pollution, but it’s a start
• Little by little Labour rebuilds
• The ups and downs of this week in politics
• New PM man of many phases
• Trump attacks vaccinatio­n
• Fiorina uses debate triumph to highlight sexism
• Duchess goes back to work
• Lollobrigi­da ‘tricked into marriage’
• Suicide solution for wavering Brethren
• Official defends Chinese ‘pigs’ tag
• Friend who took in church gunman arrested by FBI
• Peruvian held after six found slain
• NY plans designated zones for topless street performers
• Obama’s Nobel prize ‘fell short of hopes’
• US ready for talks on Syria
• Cry God for Hal, butcher of Agincourt
• FBI turns its back on ‘American Machiavell­i’
• Phomo: It’s not just teens suffering
• Gambling riches pump up patriotism while public services struggle
• Being born white is its own reward – a scholarshi­p of sorts
• Red peak or dead peak stalemate continues
• Time for referendum on flag referendum process
• P2P lenders lack mum and dad investors
• Job prospects data reveal traps to avoid
• Accounting firm takes on UK
• Being prepared for when disaster strikes
• Having it all in high growth
• Keep doctor away, build funds for a rainy day
• Apple more popular than Spotify
• Motel associatio­n wants tax on baches
• Phone sales boost retail profit
• RWC ‘piracy’ rattles Sky TV
• Cardiff win over France will put ghosts to rest
• Brand Fitzy finally raking it in
• No rest for Razor’s red and blacks this week
• ABs try to break dour mould of winning teams
• Brad Thorn: Who can stay with ABs? Ireland perhaps
• Taranaki wallop the Mooloos
• $14 pies: ‘Great rugby rip-off’ as prices soar for event
• Coastal Spirit pinged for ineligible player, 56
• Kearney gives Marshall some hope for Kiwis
• Four new caps in Canty Bulls revamped line-up
• Lee three under as play stops
• Ashburton club spat turns nasty
• AT A GLANCE
• Stunning views
• European elegance creates a serene aesthetic
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