The Press - 2021-05-08

• Wealth tells in spread of state housing
• Quince upon a time...
• 6-year-old too fast for most
• IS IT A CLUSTER OR A SLUM?
• Police appeal warning ruling
• Pets, owners reunited after Covid break
• Fight to save heart of park
• Opinion divided over labour law overhaul
• Enrolment rule could end family first status
• Wellness expert faces diagnosis of burnout
• Stressed senior doctors at breaking point
• Industry attitudes anger racehorses charity
• Plan to mine sand opposed
• Nash opens Dunstan trail and pledges more funding
• Vaccine a must for health staff – expert
• From punk rocker to minister
• Engineer to finish sentence in rehab
• ‘Rational people wouldn’t live here’ Is the West Coast ready for the Alpine Fault?
• Fair pay agreements: How they affect you
• Three arrests after raids on city properties
• Mountain searchers strike lizard gold
• Concern over nitrates prompt water testing
• Survivors of attack appointed to board
• Let sunlight into the race debate
• Take this impressive virtual tour while you still can
• Clarifying chlorine
• Unions get their biggest win in decades
• Mr Mallard, I find you guilty. Please stand down
• Beijing challenges Australia for a slice of the Antarctic
• Missing woman found having survived on moss and grass
• Indian Ocean paradise isle’s president injured in bomb blast
• Cheney: GOP becoming cult of personalit­y
• Wealthy Thais fly overseas on vaccine tours
• Rio shocked by warlike police raid that left 25 dead
• Lands of loneliness
• Super heroes feted
• 1999: Bic goes back to school
• 2000: A comedy legend remembered
• 1996: Humour and stolen hoardings
• 1997: A wrong is put right
• JO RANDERSON
• Hopes and regrets in the postquake city
• Who’ll pay big for a subpar slogan?
• ‘The Napoleon of North Canterbury’
• Bulwark against misuse of grammar
• Today in History
• Engineer rose to head of Railways
• Pay freeze takes public service into the twilight zone
• Court case highlights ethical risks in public relations
• Fonterra shares may fall if plan goes ahead
• Smelter cuts production
• Smiths City still owes thousands for unpaid meetings
• NZ’s ‘trusted’ reputation is one of our greatest assets
• Mazda’s quietly radical EV
• Outrageous yet awesome
• Wild fun wrapped in a box
• GTX is the future of hot VWs
• Aroha-filled, sentiment-free ode to a family’s bond
• You’ve seen and heard it all before
• Pandemic-set rom-com leaves plenty to be desired
• Saints be praised for this horror tale
• Well-won laughs make June Again worth seeing
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Cheap and small sounds good
• Epic legal clash over app store monopoly
• A sublime affordable tracker
• Bundee bungees into Lions squad
• Brown may give up top job at Highlander­s in 2022
• Clarke commits to Olympic bid
• Tuivasa-Sheck relishes his duel with ‘Tommy Turbo’
• McLaughlin ready to roll the dice in Indy 500 debut
• Potential medallists on road to nowhere
• Dilemma for Magic, pressure for Tactix
• Kiwi pair go from mates to rivals
• Breakdown key for Crusaders
• Whitelock remains coy on All Blacks captaincy chances
• THE CHIEFS VIEW
• Stories of land and language
• Hold the mouthwash
• It’s all in your head
• Change of scene
• Greens, beans and tulip scenes
• Natalie Sisson and Joshua Vial
• Award-winning architects produce inspired design
• CROCHET ART ADDS COLOUR AND HISTORY FEATURING RESIDENTIA­L AND LIFESTYLE
• A BUYER’S GUIDE TO AUCTIONS
• First-class location with contempora­ry living
• Family Flair On St Andrews Square!
• When architectu­ral design and location combine

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