The Press - 2016-12-17

• ‘NZ’s biggest cul-de-sac’
• Now we have a plan . . . to make a red zone plan
• Identity theft
• Brownlee defends himself
• Editorial
• Shuffling the pack for pole position
• From barely walking to back at work
• Childhood centres fail regulation­s
• Gambling policeman found guilty of fraud
• The truth about Ray Columbus’ father
• Hardest word in politics is goodbye
• 2016’s winners – and the turkeys who had a shocker
• The Bachelor of Bugger All?
• Chart topper, heart stopper
• ‘Gold rush’ feared in Mackenzie district
• Another long wait for DOC
• Queues reflect ‘reality of poverty’
• Five parties prosecuted over wine waste disposal
• Relief as town drops Alpine Fault rules
• Donation bungle costs Morgan extra $50,000
• The best smartphone­s of 2016
• Bloodied, demoralise­d survivors leave Aleppo
• EU to hit Britain with big Brexit bill
• New role for Hitler birthplace
• Cuba wants to pay off Cold War debt with rum
• US officials link Putin to election hacks
• Rolf Harris trial to be by prison video link
• Trials with mice show ageing can be reversed
• UN ‘gave arms to S. Sudan rebels’
• Hate killing at church may lead to execution
• Greek PM believes debt tiff solvable
• Facebook decides to flag disputed stories
• Dwarf planet flush with ice
• Fetal remains case ruling in new year
• Wilderness sliced into little pieces
• Open bunkers and get ready for war, towns told
• Welcome to A-TOWN
• RON YOUNG Law and loss
• 2016 Looking back on Canterbury’s year
• The earthquake log
• Standing up for Standing Rock
• Glad to see the back of 2016
• Burned by political correctnes­s
• Is there is life after John Key? You say you want rejuvenati­on?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Witty critic who beat the bottle
• Gregg took traditiona­l trade and made it a true art
• Aussie-born writer with ice in her ink
• Day of reckoning for older generation looms
• Real estate agents penalised $12m
• Commission­er urges Spark to be open about hack
• Workplace parties on the taxpayer
• Smart savings the old-fashioned way
• Doubled up on a present?
• Investing too conservati­vely costs more in the end
• Make 2017 a cracker year of finance gains
• How to minimise your shopping stress this Christmas
• Milner-Skudder poised to return
• It’s all in the breeding: Barrett clan head home winners
• Rio stars to feature in revival of series
• Playing for keeps At a glance
• Interim coaches deserve to stay says Nix veteran
• Call-up ‘out of the blue’ for veteran batsman
• Kiwi ace takes on world
• Sevens hit out for southerner­s
• White pitches in to help revive Kiwi hurling stocks
• Parker takes WBO belt to Samoa, eyes Hughie Fury
• Tearney to face Sitak in NZ final
• All Star showing... again
• Oldie but a goodie wins again at Ashburton
• Nicholls fires Kings to win
• Riccarton aim to break drought
• Aussies collapse on second day
• Futsal latest boom sport in NZ
• Spain switches from scorer to stopper
• Beefed up Impreza impressive
• Nifty Ninja
• Slip-sliding in new Toyota 86
• Paddon hits bump in the road
• Smooth new Commodore
• G-Pro has grunty off-road go
• All ready to save in the waves
• LinkedIn: Is it worth the hassle?
• What’s the difference between burnout and stress?
• Pasifika workers key to orchard success
• Milk price change concerns
• COALGATE STOCK SALE
• CANTERBURY LIVESTOCK SALES
• Award-winning design
• Buyers asked to bid for Nelson units
• Borrowers urged to fix as US rates rise
• Boom pushes building costs ever higher
• Avon Mill Apartments Merivale – Expect the Best

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