The Press - 2017-05-06

• From smiley kid to youngest inmate
• Belated council certificat­e leaves 5000 netballers on the bench
• Prince Philip:
• Welcome to the age of uncertaint­y
• Sky reaches limit of online options
• ‘Risk-free’ music bites National
• Sumner on the up, but not there yet
• Staff, inmates ‘bugged’ at Chch prison, sources say
• Suspended drivers lose their legal challenge
• Trampers torn on price hike for walks
• Pair may have just arrived in country
• Hand severed in machete attack
• Park buy for school in pipeline
• Madras St 24-hour surgery to open
• ‘Death is a part of life’ in suburbs
• Garden City’s image is being tarnished
• Labour’s fresh new names
• Easy Aussie-bashing misses the point
• We were never family – the Aussies have shafted us
• Climbing risky but not reckless
• VE Day, 1945
• Workers’ units arrive in Kaikoura
• Pike River footage public ‘too soon’
• Meteor shower ‘at peak’ this weekend
• Black Widow’s son jailed for killing mate
• Ploughman packs lunch for Kenya
• Airman had stolen gun parts before
• Bigger battery for long days in classroom
• Man of many talents
• Deal signed to create Syria ‘safe zones’
• Indonesia’s $2.9b suit over oil spill
• White lover ‘a liability’ for young Obama
• Beijing hits back at North Korea’s rare criticism
• Trump, Turnbull friends after ‘testy’ phone call
• Trump clears his first hurdle to repeal Obamacare
• Former warlord makes appeal for peace
• Damn right, that cursing can work
• Macron sues Le Pen over her ‘fake news’
• Long life of service leaves big shoes to fill
• Dealing with a work-life balance a new issue for longer living royals
• Kim Workman The reformer
• Paradise for eels?
• Channellin­g Ngaio Marsh
• The secret diary of... Commerce Commission chair Dr Mark Berry
• Bribes are effective
• The many uses of newspapers through the ages
• Spirit of Trans-Tasman Friendship mothballed
• The Duke abides Royal comedian retires
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Kindly director of macabre film hit
• ‘Swiss machine’ always sought next mountain
• Social work pioneer loved the Port Hills
• Small towns should take a leaf out of the festival book
• Cadbury accounts leave a sour taste
• Factory saga taxes PharmaZen
• Firm liquidated, linked to alleged ponzi
• Tourism operators plan to hike staff pay
• Retirement village firm finally gets public float
• Investment returns can be more than money
• Ways to avoid excess insurance expenses
• Shirty reactions to fashion unfairness
• Rising building costs endanger cover
• A statement of intent
• Lions to face series of haka
• Fury wants to take up challenge
• Cocksedge wants Cupwinning Ferns farewell
• It’s that man Barrett ... again
• Hawkins frozen out at Tactix
• Tactix try chair to stop Jamaican
• Bond’s cycling gathers speed
• Southland Sharks topple Rams
• It’s not just about the bikes for Team NZ
• Gatland aware of ABs injuries
• Rashford gives edge to Utd
• Todd impresses on first day at Badminton
• Champagne for Prom Queen
• Wilkes with chance in Derby
• Crusaders primed to end losing run away to Bulls
• Ellis revels in Crusaders results
• Delight in detail on new CX-5
• Out with a bang
• Mazda makeovers
• Subaru taking the simple approach
• That tough salary question
• Millennial­s OK in robot age
• Experience on the scrap heap while ageism thrives
• Ironing out angus index wrinkles
• Family to exit farm after 93 years
• CHRISTCHUR­CH LIVESTOCK SALES
• COALGATE STOCK SALE
• Halswell haven
• Sweet spot
• Family matters
• Mortgage rates

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