The Press - 2016-10-31

• Jonty’s office party ‘amazing’
• Protests on agenda for first meeting
• Plea for resources as P problem hits schools
• New spider threat
• Weiner-gate
• Another cathedral tower?
• Injured firefighte­r: ‘Did we get the cat?’
• Real estate franchises merge
• Some Rieu fun for classical lovers
• The political
• Sign of the Kiwi nearly complete
• Stream too ‘abused’ to even touch
• NetSafe to police cyber bullies
• Failed surgeries case closed
• Ghosts back in their old haunt
• 47kg weight loss saves life
• Pilot error caused helicopter to crash
• Wait is over for Spencervil­le hall
• Convent now luxury retreat
• Prof Pickles’ view of Batten book rebuffed
• Tasers should be used sparingly
• Tenants’ lives ruined by cavalier state landlord
• Wound scanner an award winner
• Peer-to-peer disruption hits rental car industry
• Residentia­l property sales hit plateau
• Access to Australian projects welcomed
• Subtle hints that a sudden resignatio­n is imminent
• Dealing with unruly staff
• Ethiopia Afar better place to find ancient human remains
• Can e-cigs help quitters’ weight?
• Archer still aiming high
• Celtic Illusion a magical blend of music, dance and songs
• Weiner, serial sexter, rises up to snare Clinton in his undies
• Earl sues trustee over house pop star left in shambles
• Dope poll may herald end of prohibitio­n
• Taiwan’s gay activists lead way for Asian equality
• The rise of a radical ‘new reich army’ sparks concerns in Germany
• ‘Rasputin’s daughter’ plunges South Korea president into crisis
• Australia intends lifetime ban on asylum seekers
• Measles, cholera stalk children
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Teens power home in NZ amateur
• CD in control against Canterbury
• In-form Eginton blasts 12 sixes in brilliant innings
• Ko stymied by late stumble
• Wheeler keeps faith for Melbourne Cup
• Improved Kiwis savour victory over England
• Heavy defeat wounds Williamson
• Rookie Kidwell comes up trumps against master coach
• Jones: ‘I’d play the All Blacks tomorrow’
• Clapham grabs hat-trick
• North Otago upset King Country to lift Lochore Cup
• Back-to back title as Wanganui hold off brave Buller
• Ferns flourish in Fast5 final
• There’s no break for breakdanci­ng coach
• Williamson chasing two more cups

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