The Press - 2018-09-12

• New cinema a boost for city
• ‘Too many drugs’ for elderly
• US threatens ‘illegitima­te’ court
• The question of te reo in schools
• Principals criticise primary school pay offer
• Reinventin­g ACC not healthy
• Garden City misses out on list of top 20
• Our masthead
• $28m for judiciary travel costs
• Prison guard in McGrath inquiry resigns from job
• Wide suppressio­ns in place for prosecutio­ns
• Buyers keen on CBD land
• New stadium costs revealed
• New blueprint to revitalise city
• Dog days in Antarctica
• WORD Festival success a ‘good-news story’ for Christchur­ch
• Harry and Meghan’s dream itinerary
• Time for PM to push back
• Labour law a ‘work in progress’
• More Curran emails likely to be released
• The rising threat to social democracy
• Debt danger to financial stability
• Reality forces Labour to temper reforming zeal
• My future in conceptual art
• The Ma¯ori words that English misses
• UN warns of Idlib catastroph­e
• Perth dad ‘killed family in home’
• Fonterra earnings tipped for major hit
• Landlords not fazed by CGT
• Divide appears in power market
• BusinessNZ admits survey error
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Erasmus briefly interests ABs
• CBHS continues on Sky
• Tom Walsh, chasing great
• Battle of the Crusaders halfbacks
• Shield payback, northern pride
• ABs are good
• But they could be better
• Langman likely to lead Silver Ferns
• Developers make a point on high density
• Syndicate offers for coolstores and offices
• Overseas fund seals off-market purchase
• NZ lagging on energy efficiency ratings
• Bottle shop bargains in Belfast
• Steaks with a little crunch

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