The Press - 2017-07-15

• River-drinking in new NZ campaign
• Peters packs away his cigarettes and prepares for battle
• Pledgeof $193m ECE funding lift
• Greens swipe on the warpaint at conference
• ‘Inferno’ closes alternativ­e highway
• CBD ‘should embrace gateway status’ to attract visitors
• CDHB boss hits back at Treasury
• Special investigat­ion
• Coping despite the snow
• Snow white and the heavenly course
• Young people protecting their futures
• NZ wars still not fully recognised
• Some strange goings-on in Southland
• Aisle be damned: Kiwi supermarke­ts still milking it
• The new face of philanthro­py
• Decimal Girl . . . in a decimal world
• Family’s ‘disgust’ at sentence for killer
• Leaner lake plan for city red zone
• Seven singles seek a match on West Coast
• Cellphone cover ‘a must’ for route
• Mother hopes her son will be found
• Residents against liquor applicatio­n
• Shocked brothers reunited after 35 years
• Staff ‘shock’ over university job cuts
• New tablet delivers style and substance
• Liu’s death ‘political murder’
• Fired puppeteer ‘devastated’
• Tube talk going gender-neutral
• Three shot at holy site
• Ex-president jailed pending corruption trial
• Elephant all at sea before navy’s successful 12-hour rescue mission
• Suspect in case of four missing men confesses to police
• Dire plea to save climate law
• Trump: Son’s Russia meeting ‘standard campaign practice’
• Facebook rebuffs decoding demand
• Litany of failure led to Grenfell fire
• Venezuela cop in chopper attack shows at protest
• Black pastors sue Coke over ‘deadly’ soda
• SHARON MURDOCH
• Fighting for nature
• Calling all generous people
• You’re not in Bermuda now
• An odd protector of Western values
• Citizenshi­p for sale?
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Artist changed thinking on public spaces
• Fanatic inspired Day of the Jackal
• The Italian Audrey Hepburn
• Commercial undertones drive cannabis debate
• Power firm warns new customers
• Women’s gifting circles ruled illegal scams
• CropLogic pushes button on prospectus
• Ross Asset liquidator goes after $21 million
• Set your kids up for life with good money habits
• Short-term credit a lifeline during winter hardship
• The single parent’s guide to making ends meet
• KiwiSaver making rich richer
• Crusaders wary of Canes’ kicking
• Message to Crusaders: win or face consequenc­es
• Home side dispatch lowly Reds
• Tour de force
• Bennett shines on steep test
• Goalie returns to Dragons
• Johnson injured in Warriors loss to Panthers
• NNZ defend Tuivaiti snub from Ferns trial omission
• Age doth not weary her
• Black Sox top seed at world championsh­ips after round-robin
• Kiwi yachtie Tuke primed for biggest test of all around the world
• Ko makes promising Open start
• Lewis on track watch
• Wgton Steeples shifted to Hastings
• Kay is on a roll with 11
• Hyundai and art of reinventio­n
• How do I get that new-car smell?
• Last blast Aussie ute a bit bonkers
• Triumph Scrambler 900 set to ramble
• Bugatti Bob rebuilt to stay in NZ
• Triple turbo treat is Swift
• Plan for a change of direction
• Cupcake diplomacy sweetens office politics
• A new job’s top starting salary can be yours
• Proud Coaster takes helm at Feds
• CHRISTCHUR­CH STOCK SALES
• Lamb processing logjam if too many lambs drafted
• COALGATE STOCK SALE
• A real sea change
• Borrow like a pro
• Going, going ...
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