The Press - 2017-03-20

• Anger over Plunket asset moves
• Proposal could get commuter trains on track
• Museum to revive tales of Lyttelton
• Library cost ‘more than expected’
• Hospital parking fees enough to make you sick
• Speculatio­n as Hager announces new book
• Apple tax revelation­s ‘no surprise’
• Age a talking point in royal penpal exchanges
• Chinese premier NZ-bound for Government talks
• Labour: NZ hands tied over American diplomat
• Minister says foreign land sales small despite increase
• West Coast rail link set to reopen
• Scribe in rehab for addiction
• Charges over pistol threat
• Car fire extinguish­ed
• Pedestrian punched
• COST BREAKDOWN
• Red zone security bill drops as risks decrease
• Country’s fastest speedcuber­s square off
• Tales of bravery and inclusiven­ess
• Premature baby ‘too healthy’ for medical transfer home
• Rest home evacuated after mattress fire
• Security concerns over info sharing
• Justice fight for male victims of sexual abuse continues
• Prison officers’ fitness tested
• School reflects on 100 years
• Third time’s a charm, to be sure
• French film festival
• Online comment
• Abortion law stuck in the past
• Speed of Kaikoura slip repairs a scandal
• In a few words
• Press Council
• An Accessible City: It’s no piece of cake
• Tenants despair as rents top $500
• Shower venture in pole position
• Comics superheroe­s show girls the way into tech
• Poll: One in five telling salary lies
• Door to Asia unlocked but Kiwis hesitate to open it
• Wearable tech reaches out
• Back to the beginning of time
• DNA used to reconstruc­t Aboriginal history
• Chamber music with spice
• Curiosity propels Jethro Tull’s Anderson
• Now Streaming
• Chuck Berry: B Goode forever
• William, Kate shrug off Paris terror with ‘offensive de charme’
• Tillerson ends China trip on upbeat note
• Brit troops fly out as Putin steps up threat
• Support for business gay marriage push
• Charge follows seizure-inducing tweet
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Five in a row for Mount lifeguards
• Astle shines as OBC inch closer to title
• Tech held to draw in opener
• Gingernuts: From zero to hero
• Third straight loss for Dragons
• Signify wins for Johnson
• AT A GLANCE
• Enoka’s double does trick
• Kendle stars as Rams split double-header
• AT A GLANCE
• At a glance
• Chiefs soar, Highlander­s poor, Jaguares surprise
• Jones blames himself for loss
• Warriors can’t capitalise on draw
• Boult, Taylor must return for Black Caps
• Crusaders poised to head Super table
• NZC’s leadership headache over captain Kane
• Crusaders check list
• Ashburton pro wins PGA title

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