The Press - 2020-03-17

• CANCELLED Mass events banned
• BRITAIN TAKES DIFFERENT PATH
• HUNDREDS OF EVENTS AT RISK
• OCR CUT TO 0.25PC
• CALL FOR CALM BY SHOPPERS
• VIRUS CUTS EMISSIONS
• PARLIAMENT’S PLAN
• ‘HOLIDAY AT HOME’
• Ardern ’s biggest task: heroic yet modest
• Responsibi­lity to your community
• Threat of violence by white supremacis­ts
• Netanyahu losing grip on power
• Filling the no-sports void
• Students scrap party, told to lay off booze
• Killed midwife’s legacy to grieving parents
• $450k payout after will stoush
• Cut-price deals for isolators
• Question over university graduation ceremonies
• Forget toilet rolls – buy coffee
• Ten pantry items for self-isolation
• REDUCING THE PSYCHOLOGI­CAL IMPACT OF QUARANTINE
• Schools ready to go online
• Queenstown council houses sick woman
• Glass half-full approach
• Jobs on the line
• A decade of inking Cantabrian­s
• Air NZ expects 3750 jobs to go
• Teamwork is what we need now
• Council must impose Airbnb regulation­s now
• Searching for soap at Womad
• Not a board game
• Cause of massive blast remains a mystery
• Wishing for peace, braced for war
• Trump says he’s ‘strongly considerin­g’ pardoning Flynn
• Fears of plant protein missed opportunit­y
• Feds urge halt on regulation­s
• Agricultur­e will survive turmoil unscathed
• Windows 7 users at risk
• Moffett: Rugby must dig deep
• Blong breaks the ice with inspiring Kiwi first
• Crusaders look for solutions
• Plunket Shield canned, Firebirds win
• Magic beat Steel in empty arena
• Phoenix must play, can’t train
• Worries mount for depleted Warriors

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