The Press - 2020-11-26

• The promised land
• Upgrade funds go to dispute
• Telegraph crossword
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
• Scarfie party flat centre of $34,000 legal dispute
• Masked in charity
• Council to remove dump
• Correction
• Four reasons you should install fibre
• Dad finally meets six-month-old
• Orr plans his advice on tax solution for housing
• $6551 monstera record
• Steel worker named
• Vacant lot finally sells for $30m
• ‘Amber’ alert at beach
• Police sorry for delay after man threatened by gang
• Opponents of corridor to fight on
• Mass stranding leaves a ‘sad’ emotional scene
• Deaths of mother and two children suspected murder-suicide
• Child welfare boss admits racism harm
• Soldier faces multiple charges of espionage
• All Blacks meet Hollywood royalty
• Ma¯ori Partywants Treaty in pledge
• SiouxsieWi­les an ‘inspiring woman’
• Correction
• Kiwis will have to wait once vaccine approved
• 8 newcases
• Where to get help
• Cops drive on with Skoda
• Angry residents plead with council for action
• Foreign crew can’t get visas
• Bad health blamed on plant
• ‘Hug of death’ case in appeal
• Dad’s ‘selfish, self-serving lies’
• Shadbolt comedy show canned amid turmoil
• Antarctica inspires Lorde
• Demand sees The Wiggles add more shows to NZ tour
• 5-minute quiz
• Answers
• Loan ‘speed limits’ make a return
• Black Friday discounts likely to be on small side
• Fisher & Paykel Healthcare profit up 86pc
• Brand new honour for top spread
• Lockdowns show value of email marketing
• Bright spots for small businesses in the Covid-19 era
• Good news for the planet
• Emotional bonds are slipping away
• It takes one
• Buck being passed to RB on housing
• Flawed personalit­y
• Investors’ bonanza
• Happy to be stupid
• Frank Worsley
• Inevitable effect
• Defining greatness
• Snobbery too far
• Headline head-scratcher
• Not following the script for mothers everywhere
• Time to let Diana sleep
• Markets betting on recovery
• Confusing wealth with smarts
• Changeover starts as Trump’s hopes fade
• Brave menstrual move
• Charges laid over blast
• Big drugs seizure a bust
• Company admits charges over role in US opioid crisis
• Christmas barbies back on inNSW
• Asia sees surge in new cases
• Early softening defies warnings
• Thanksgivi­ng lessons in truth
• Donors pledge billions for Afghanista­n but demand progress
• Protest leaders charged
• Bomber’s family appeals
• Apple in bribery scandal
• Less is more when renovating
• Bringing your garden indoors
• Rethinking the bra for comfort
• What massage therapists care about
• Mole checks shouldn’t wait – doctor
• Soak your nuts for extra goodness
• SUDOKU
• TARGET
• Yesterday:
• Previous solution
• Previous solution:
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• WordWheel
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS
• Nineagram
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
• New York mayor’s success in reducing crime was overshadow­ed by racial strife
• Today in History
• Kiwi gets top ICC job
• Klopp baffled by UK Government’s crowd limits stand
• Australia’s selection headache for opener
• Stumps pulled on traditiona­l tea
• White Sox great Hira back in top action at 55
• Big guns march on
• Foreman to Tyson: It’s insanity
• Foster’s lineup must deliver to fend off questions
• McCullum calls for clarity but it’s complicate­d
• Adams’ competitiv­e nature enticed Pelicans
• Grand Prix races off to Hampton Downs
• Adesanya rated as top star
• At a glance
• Flying French wing dies
• Aussie Open facing delay
• Devine wins WBBL award
• First win for Wizards
• At a glance
• Injuries put selections in a spin
• To knee or not to knee, that is the question

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