The Press - 2021-02-27

• Call centre botch-up added to shortage
• Could a drone save our rarest dolphin?
• Doping is suspected as trainer suspended
• Raunchy joke or a move to encourage conversati­on?
• Sweet spot for zucchini
• Jab trainers pledge safety
• Housing and cycle holidays riding high on the Coast
• PM’s vaccine wait backed by experts
• GETTING VACCINE MESSAGE ACROSS
• School admits poor handling of teacher case
• Child sexual abuse victims retraumati­sed in their fight for justice
• Landlords undeterred by warning ‘bad tenants’ lists could breach law
• 1909: Education of Ma¯ori girls
• The mysterious future of the flu
• Silence worries mountainee­r’s mum
• Terminally ill man reunited with his family
• Foundation boss slams ‘ridiculous’ Deloitte report
• Forbury Park raceway to close as costs ‘untenable’
• Cricket bat wielded in student brawl
• It’s true – avocados for just $0.09
• Student returns after a year in limbo
• Rapper hits out, says he will come back to NZ
• Time to get strategic on migrants
• Why Collins is already a lame duck leader
• Yellowston­e and the return of the western, 2020s style
• Show rolls on for Europe’s volcanic big boy
• India and Pakistan announce first cease-fire in nearly 20 years
• Atlantic circulatio­n, ‘Achilles’ heel’ of climate
• Israel building new facility at secretive nuclear site
• New name for Port Elizabeth fails to click with the many
• How to avoid ‘rookie mistakes’ as a first-time buyer
• The war of the whales
• End of the NZ landscape book
• Part of the problem?
• Wait? ScoMo’s the good guy?
• Entreprene­urship, one bite at a time
• Why cash is no longer flavour of the month
• THL optimistic but realistic
• Nearly 80 per cent of landlords own one property
• TVNZ doubles profit to $34m
• Housing drives NZ wealth: Are you in the 1%?
• Critics home in on real estate agency payouts
• Travel bubbles ‘will make progress’
• Flights axed in response to Auckland ‘hotspot’
• Warning about risks of no-refund policy
• Porsche’s 911 Turbo redefines fast
• Toyota Hilux is the business
• New Outlander SUV squares up
• A special survivor
• Today in History
• Creative engineer brought wisdom and wit to all he did
• Jim Wakefield: harness racing legend and philanthro­pist
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Heartbreak­ing drama is simply superb
• Blurry take on singer’s life leaves unanswered questions
• The daft idea that truly works
• Doco focuses on the football, not the controvers­ies
• Australia’s media laws not so crazy
• A bright future for television­s
• Twitter users can now charge followers to see premium posts
• Parker v Fa: the gloves come off
• MacDonald tries to keep a lid on Blues’ expectatio­ns
• The big fight, the big questions answered
• Parker puts his legacy on the line
• The winner is . . .
• Dragons stalwart sad to see Canty United go
• England blitz sorry NZ to seal one-day series
• Nicholls ton helps Canty to huge win
• At a glance
• Blenkinsop, Cooper to defend NZ titles
• Let the mind games begin
• Cost blowout forces NZ to opt out of Olympic qualifiers
• Cacace happy to bide time in Belgium
• Root pitches in over two-day test
• Stars align to try to save the game
• Guptill shows Finch there is a way back
• Taylor shines as Crusaders prevail
• Grief club
• Our expanding world
• The indoor jungle
• Burnt by the moronic inferno
• Time to prep for cooler months
• Cryptic crossword
• Adam Sheehan and Gina Kemp
• Exceptiona­l elevated living
• HOW TO STREAMLINE YOUR RENOVATION
• THE VALUE OF PROPERTY MANAGERS
• Character, charm, history to spare
• Historical integrity, contempora­ry comfort
• Timeless Charm in Prestigiou­s Suburb
• Black Magic
• Priceless uninterrup­ted views

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