The Press - 2016-12-09

• English faces f irst test of his reign
• ‘I won’t do it same way as John’
• City council blows the f inal whistle on Lancaster Park
• Ko’s dumped coach blames her parents
• ‘Black sheep’ turns life around
• The Boy who lived
• Shearer’s move tips the balance to early election
• English: Tax cuts not high priority
• Up and coming or over and out?
• Horse hurt in vicious dog attack
• Lifeline for historic mansion
• Landmarks to be renamed
• More misery may rain on Kaikoura
• Minister challenged over sugar tax advice
• Two-way SH1 ‘some time away’
• YMCA’s alternativ­e education programme faces closure
• Westpower predicts hydro job benefits
• Keep state homes local, say providers
• Surprise move ‘ puts sound archives at risk’
• Larnach link complicate­s land sale
• Schoolgirl makes powerful film on her grandfathe­r’s death
• Cops cleared of assaulting man who died named
• Award for prison fitness instructor
• Crusade for a better world
• Animal abuse a growing concern for all
• Where’s support for water-only schools?
• Time to ban commercial whitebaiti­ng
• When Uncle Johnny taught his 9-year-old niece to drive
• Holy KiwiSaver nest egg, Batman!
• New, safer cars attract cheaper regos
• Heir apparent in good books
• Reflecting on an unsettled year
• Freight operator to cut truck traffic
• Assange gives his side of sex story
• BBC raided for allegedly insulting king
• Former pop star among victims of plane crash
• Rebels pay big price for mistake
• A Hollywood epic - Kirk Douglas writes script for 100th birthday
• Trump waves olive branch China’s way
• Interdom champ scratched
• Temporary split for top pair
• Kiwis set for three more medals at world bowls
• Big golf guns fire
• Lions NZ tour coaches named
• Bam Bam quits Canty following quake scares
• No respite for Black Caps

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