The Press - 2020-02-06

• ‘Relieved’ evacuees arrive
• Super crunch coming
• SANITISER RUNS LOW
• Gas fears in flood
• TOLL CLIMBS
• Single seat nod for Drysdale
• Local projects deserve the leftovers
• Drama becomes farce in Iowa
• Jami-Lee Ross hits back
• Decade-high water use puts firefighti­ng at risk
• PLAN NEEDS WORK
• Family stranded on farm by floodwater­s
• Increase in rates below forecast
• Waka ‘a symbol of unificatio­n’
• ‘New life’ after kidney transplant
• RNZ prepares to change its tunes
• ‘Pack’ face deportatio­n risk
• Funny girl says it’s all true
• Magician reveals his secrets to delighted crowd
• Politics returns to Waitangi
• Museum honours efforts of M¯aori armed forces
• Unemployme­nt down to 4%
• $688,000 for head of mega-polytech
• Rising cost of coronaviru­s
• City Mission funds
• Cost of justice
• Israel must be pressured to change the status quo
• A mo is really just a mo, no?
• Dentures boss takes to racing
• Getting to the heart of hearing loss
• Trump talks big on eve of impeachmen­t vote
• Sacked minister pours cold water on PM’s climate push
• Masked man posed as politician in €50m scam
• DIY rookie nails it with how-to videos
• Swotting up on ways to make the most of university dorms
• Conway’s rich vein of form continues
• Folau ‘grateful’ as revolt brews
• ‘It will be like she is doing it with us’
• This is not a joke: Take a bow, NZ Rugby
• Webster returns but ruled out of key clash
• Give Stead a break – White
• Mauger backs physicalit­y of Ioane

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