The Press - 2017-06-17

• Brazen burglaries on the rise
• ‘Inept’ ministry leaves Canterbury health $2.7m worse off
• Giant chalk kiwi - in Britain?
• Lyford’s post-quake boom
• Schoolboys take the plunge for charity
• Mum killed on first day of new job
• Brave worker back night after robbery
• Burgled: the cost to victims,
• Blood from 600 people saves teen
• Mother forgives man who’s van killed son
• Schools rugby game marred by violence
• Silence over performing arts precinct
• Queenstown’s property problems in spotlight
• Rebuilt house made daughter sick
• Loan seekers sucked in by scammer
• Guilty plea from ‘idiot’ shot in the face
• Lincoln Uni’s path to prosperity
• Tower blocks legacy of London growth?
• Informatio­n delay unacceptab­le
• Parity for victims
• Crystal ball gazing 100 or so days out
• Choking up: I saw my son start to die in front of me
• Unwrapped reality
• Immune to Pickle King’s quirky charms
• Charity drives rickshaw journey
• Killer had ‘no hope’ of being granted bail
• From rubbish bags to $9m riches
• And the Lions whimpered
• Low versus high ticket: a tale of two TVs
• Fire safety failings fuel anger
• Victim tells family: ‘The fire is here now, goodbye’
• Isis chief killed, says Russia
• Daredevil gets hang time - by her teeth
• Caracas rallies spread to buses, trains
• White House woes deepen
• Polygamous sect leader caught after year fleeing fraud charges
• Attacks prompt firearm amnesty
• Impostor ‘prince’ has fooled politician­s, priests and Pam
• Court deals bridge enthusiast­s a winning hand
• Broke, angry Russians blast Putin
• Guards charged over melee in Washington
• Antibiotic hunters have hit pay dirt
• Leaders laughing harder than ever
• Victims’ families threaten lawsuit
• General takes aim at Thailand’s newest threat - a twerking teenage pop star
• Great Wall being repaired with simple tools and bricks of old
• Head cases
• ‘This time this kid wasn’t going to die’
• Sport concussion
• SIMON CHALLIES
• Beware the voting ‘youthquake’
• A diplomacy masterclas­s for Gerry Brownlee
• Should Middle Earth embrace the middle finger?
• When politics meets tragedy
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Compassion defined generous Thacker
• Wetsuit pioneer made surfing cool
• Batman actor caught in superhero’s shadow
• May’s thrashing highlights the merits of advice
• Touch of reality for West Coast trust
• Chairman overboard at Chch tech investor
• Intueri schools to get smooth sale transition
• Sour-tasting milk traced to turnips
• Cutting the cost of your cover
• Facebook deals gone wrong
• Trapped in Struggle Street
• Standing out in a slower market
• ABs give Lions plenty to ponder
• Could Farrell injury spell doom?
• Wales players wait on Lions call
• Now is the hour for the Lions
• Messam wants fairytale win
• British Lions tour diary
• Former Fern forgotten no longer
• Saints seal NBL final spot
• Pettitt wary of ‘scary’ Langman
• Baby Blacks back firepower
• Hot Rickie, lukewarm Dustin, icy Jason
• All Whites need to be fearless, says Durante
• Win pushes Hunt up UFC rankings
• NZ make three changes
• Leading trainers poised
• Dexter Dunn drives double ton of winners for sixth season
• Walker leads in Singapore
• Team NZ buoyant on eve of final
• Uncharted waters: Burling’s quest for greatness
• Small Mazda goes big on safety
• The long game
• Cool cafe racer
• Trackhawk overshadow­s Jeep’s SRT
• Two-minute test This is a feel-good SUV
• Two-minute test
• Lots of options with Audi
• Global language of the future is digital
• Staff nervous at perception­s of flexible hours
• The naked truth on social media boundaries
• Burnout ends in sudden loss of talent
• Double reason for 150 celebratio­ns
• NZ ewe hogget title goes to the Paterson family
• Classic family home
• Credit where it’s due
• Fire risk alarm
• Apartment shortage
• Exemplary Design Blue Chip Location

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