The Press - 2021-01-09

• Church row spurs new creed
• NZ, Russia in fish ‘brawl’
• Sun-kissed shortcake will have you feeling peachy
• Katie Sadleir
• Meet the inhabitant­s of planet Trump
• President finally bends to reality
• DARKEST DAY
• PLEDGE TO RETURN
• Retired footballer has dementia
• Parking charges among highest in NZ
• Quarantine-free passengers fly into lockdown
• Global paracetamo­l shortage hits home
• Fires lit under campervans
• Express bus, carpool lane for new motorway
• Funding short cut gets trail under way
• Can you go electric on a road trip?
• Marriage in the time of Covid
• Shark victim caught in rip before attack
• It’s raining cats and dogs
• Kiwis urged to take action over human wastewater
• Great flood breaks city’s somnolence
• Advice to Ardern: ‘Don’t tiptoe around’ US Capitol assault
• Showing the way
• The mana of Ngāti Waewae Gaining representa­tion for Māori
• Music gave teen freedom to heal
• Asian Kiwis find their own way
• Joy and heartbreak in whale rescues
• Father found after a lifetime search
• Earthquake inspires vision of food security
• ‘It won’t stop our love of the place’
• Hate speech laws are needed, but might have little effect
• Name tells story more pertinent to our shared history
• Gazebos, road trips and long-drops
• The bach at Whangaruru
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• Customer loyalty goes a long way during Covid
• Decolonisi­ng NZ’s lawyers
• Larrikin with a lens
• Today in History
• Fresh details emerge about woman’s shooting by Capitol police
• Boeing agrees to pay $2.5b settlement over Max 737 safety
• Costly divorce litigation a saga of ‘misery’
• Avoiding tax pain when renting out your home to buy a new one
• Good times for gourmet pies
• Brit rules throttle NZ honey claims
• The Warehouse adds $20m to profit forecast
• Diving into investment­s? This is where you start
• Hello Fresh customers still being charged despite cancelling
• Pantoliano stops this dying on the vine
• Visual feast could do with more flavour and spice
• Video game adaptation a monster hit
• Stay off this dragon ride
• Kill Bill for the MeToo era a stunner
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• THE SUMMER OF 2020-21: HOW THE PLAYERS RATED
• Davila ready to start as Phoenix get first look at newcomers
• Long trek to try and strike gold at Kumara Nuggets
• Worker hits century as Central beat Otago At a glance
• How the Breakers’ rivals shape up
• Melbourne tipped as team to beat
• Val Smith pairs champ again
• Centurion Smith runs out of partners
• NZOC monitors Covid surge in Games host city
• Welcome to the world
• The personal touch
• Summertime magic
• Cryptic crossword
• Grace Palmer and Rawiri Jobe

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