The Press - 2019-08-31

• Fiji deaths: Chch ‘healer’ held
• Finding council’s new boss cost $55K
• Kiss and tell
• ‘I try not tobea diva’
• Waitlist for state homes breaks another record
• Question Time is show time for MPs behaving badly
• Conversion kits still for sale
• Centenaria­n pair going strong
• Adviser wooed clients with ‘free dinners’
• New Renew partner is Chinese-owned
• City eyes bolder carbon deadline
• Big names for Word festival
• New hope for threatened heritage
• BOX 112 PROJECTS INCLUDE:
• Lunches a great first step
• Oval will inevitably become a major sports facility
• Labour hoping it can rescue KiwiBuild
• Eat that – there is such a thing as a free lunch after all
• Squeeze on dairy farmers
• The guidebook that kept growing
• Injured builder backs superannua­tion age rise
• Safety concerns cut back roadside litter removal
• Tot’s mother warns of ‘wildfire’ measles
• Jail for man who stapled hurt dogs
• Banker found guilty of raping sleeping woman
• Tech gifts for Dad
• Shrewd Netflix move to theatres Films to US theatres
• Apple releases grip on repairs market
• Richards’ ashtray gives Jagger some satisfacti­on
• Rebel MPs plan weekend sitting
• Comey violated FBI policy but won’t be prosecuted
• China sends fresh troops into Hong Kong
• Tears as family begs minister for mercy
• Great whites flee an orca invasion
• Pressure forces Bolsonaro to pause Amazon burning
• Security Council warns of new conflict
• Cosmonauts forced to end ritual wetting the wheel
• PM takes aim at gender identity toilet sign
• Conflict in Gaza is hurting beach days
• How on Earth do you parent an eco-worrier
• Farc peace negotiator returns to the gun
• Freedom of speech no excuse for bad behaviour
• Pithy retorts out of stiff upper lips
• Bullying their way to the top
• Measles – a self-inflicted epidemic
• The week in good news
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Actor wove his magic on the stage
• ‘No nonsense’ cop who loved family and horses
• Today in History
• How sports stars pay the bills
• Digital giants facing a backlash
• David Jones flags cuts as profit dips
• Turning soft plastics into fences
• Business belief hits GFC levels
• Iwi leader takes top carbon emitters to court
• Building consents on the rise
• The hidden costs of a seat around the council table
• Property gains for coast and regions
• Franks gives critics an earful
• Retallick eyes ‘ideal’ Italy return
• The winning RWC model
• Gatland mocks world rankings
• Ferns duo to guide Northland
• Crotty’s final fling for Canterbury
• Wales skipper’s Canty link
• Mauger: Red and blacks not far away
• When the going gets tough, Gauff gets going
• I’m a believer, says Tall Blacks coach
• Ambitious Kiwi maps out clear career path
• Melody Belle must beat tough draw
• Hickman’s army strengthen­ed in South Island
• Myers wastes for featherwei­ght ride
• Danzdanzda­nce tongue-tied
• The born again All Blacks
• Black Caps batting coach optimistic ahead of T20 series
• Seaside sensation
• Cushions add comfort and style to a space
• Renovated rest home ready for business
• MAINZ degree leads graduate to the UK
• Dirty diesel
• Speed king
• Day out with ...
• The world’s loudest Rolls Cullinan SUV?
• Camaro ZL1 a powerful challenge
• SUV fit for an apocalypse
• Bad news, kids: Free rides are over
• Popular cars going eletric
• Old becomes new again
• Historic ‘Porsche’ auction blunder
• From the assistant editor
• Dame Kiri ’s Tupperware
• Obsessed with immortalit­y again
• Free speech ain’t cheap
• Hard to please
• Bread rolls with harissa, fennel & chorizo
• Cool drinks from hot films
• Put asparagus to bed
• Don’t worry, be happy
• Blinded by the Light
• Meltwater
• The Paris Diversion
• Cryptic crossword
• Mark Strong: bald, brooding and A-list

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