The Press - 2020-07-29

• New test key in virus scare
• $39m for rail rebuild
• A great place to live – and good value, too
• Fatal crash driver ‘wasn’t talking right’
• Mortgage holidays may be extended – Robertson
• Smash Palace on move to make way for lane
• Death sparks plea for no more moorings
• Collins looking for Boochani answers
• Silver lining of resilience
• Glitterbox Pursuits: Quakes and resilience
• Record covers transforme­d in ‘dark arts’ exhibition
• Te reo tagged on election hoarding
• No-name headlines led to support
• China claims interferen­ce as NZ suspends HK treaty
• Nats won’t commit to funding cost hikes
• Patients refuse testing
• Investors take fresh shine to gold
• Algorithms kept in check by charter
• Govt works on returnee vouchers
• We’re ready for some big ideas
• Sweden orthodox
• Fanciful debt promise is National’s KiwiBuild
• How to lift a flagging heart
• Licence to grow money
• Former PM guilty in corruption trial
• Israel and Hezbollah exchange fire in fresh clashes
• Red Bull scion facing new probe
• Tasty titbits for better bites
• Steamed pud and cream
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Endacott humbled by NZRL honour
• The players should do the apologisin­g
• Can SRA be sustained after carnage?
• Tevaga calls out Nikorima to dominate
• Equation simple for Crusaders
• An open invitation
• Covid cuts retirement village values
• Sarin puts hotel developmen­ts on hold
• Subleased office space takes off

The Press - 2020-07-28

The Press - 2020-07-30