The Press - 2019-10-11

• Royals to visit Chch, Kaiko¯ ura
• No-show by police to 111 call
• Typhoon threatens World Cup
• Hunt for a breast cancer vaccine
• Mum wants ‘beautiful son’ back
• Car pool lane to be added to highway
• Sky TV: ‘Death by 1000 cuts’
• Turkey strikes at Kurdish towns
• Second data blunder by Treasury
• Tu¯ranga draws 1 million visits
• High-profile spots on market
• Soldier’s ‘regret’ over three assaults
• Canta mag to join Media Council
• Fire raises security concerns
• Handbags honour Millane’s memory
• E-scooters on the way for Selwyn
• Cancer breakthrou­gh
• M¯aori book translatio­n for Potter
• Driving offences land Barrett boy in court
• Ongoing trouble at sea costs Niwa $20k
• Anika Moa to headline concert
• Durable Kristoffer­son still a star but well past prime
• Countess fined over land rules
• Copycat shooter first test for Christchur­ch Call
• Spies’ unlawful investigat­ion
• Ministeria­l oversight risks
• ‘Calm down’ is not an answer to eco-anxiety
• The young and the idealistic
• SCREENING: HOW NZ MEASURES UP
• Ankara’s risk of a never-ending struggle in Syria
• Worshipper­s barricade doors as gunman tries to storm synagogue
• Utilities pull plug ahead of windstorm
• KiwiSaver fees cut as banks chided
• Luxon bid to stand for National
• Builder’s lavish lifestyle behind debts of $1m
• Thanks, but no thanks, Coachella
• Latest War offers plenty to entertain
• Despair turns to Joyable
• Quirky actress played memorable scene with John Lennon in A Hard Day’s Night
• Today in History
• McLaughlin breaks Bathurst lap record
• Diamonds still hurting
• Injury worries
• ABs sure to spark next viewing fight
• But wait, there could be more

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