The Press - 2018-08-17

• Shake-up for city’s transport network
• Second chance
• South Canterbury to get two ECan seats after all
• Swearing revolt against ‘polite’ society
• Winter fires stun scientists
• How to ensure a Run(a)way success
• Teachers’ union waters down strike comments
• Breakout ‘preventabl­e’
• Privilege to be ‘homeless’ in beautiful part of world
• Squeeze on beds leaves few respite options
• Widower says crash ‘worst nightmare’
• Abuse catches up with doctor
• Birdlings Flat a fossicker’s dream
• Music, dementia and falling in love with neighbours
• English’s euthanasia warning
• Bridges keen for resource management reform
• List shows MPs spending surpasses $2.1 million
• The media is not the enemy
• Collapse highlights political tragedy
• Uneasy over Haumaha case
• Uncompromi­sing jazz singer played Don Corleone’s wife in The Godfather
• Today in History
• Truancy prosecutio­ns: Have they gone AWOL?
• ‘We’ll fight subpoena all the way’
• Hundreds of structures at risk
• Visa uncertaint­y for education providers
• Mood downturn has real effects
• NZ On Air urged to open up over flops
• Boost spending to $434m
• Let’s have a Run(a)way success
• All-in-one nutrition couldn’t be easier
• Furniture store finds winning formula
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Paddon seeks another NZ rally win at Coromandel
• Whitelock to join the 100 club
• All Blacks visit wonder mare Winx
• Douglas didn’t want to depart Crusaders
• Ex-Black Stick complains
• Goodhue ’cool and calm’
• Rolls-Royce ride and keeping Cheika in check
• Adams not ready for Tall Blacks, yet
• Make debuts for Black Ferns
• Hansen: Jordie needs time out

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