The Press - 2021-05-12

• Shop staff face rising aggro
• Black Cap pulls up stumps
• ‘Long road ahead’ for victims
• Council’s climate plans ‘poorly articulate­d’
• Christchur­ch could host national sports museum
• Councillor defiantly absent
• 2004: Love and death on Cup day 160
• Mine experts offer $8m plan
• Unexpected twist in gang boss’s trial
• Claims state care boys abused by clergy
• Government hits restart over public sector pay
• Arts fares far better in Covid than forecast
• Apology for botched report details
• New firearms bans in gang crackdown
• Internatio­nal awards and new bar for spirit makers
• Nurse flips tender care to hotdogs
• Is firearm ban overshooti­ng?
• Government­s must move to regulate
• Reliable sources
• Beehive messages mixed on greening our roads
• The violence of my youth
• A journey towards herself
• The injustice of it
• Fighting could drag on, Netanyahu warns
• Lethal black fungus attacks Indian Covid-19 survivors
• Campbell: Fair pay not to be feared
• Rental market begins to cool
• Investors weigh outlook for a2 Milk
• Former All Seasons Hotel site holds current resource consent
• FortHill Property to raise equity for third growth phase
• Redevelopm­ent potential opposite Auckland Domain
• Law Society Building a premium inner-city project
• Award-winning medical complex
• Hydroponic greens operation in top wine region
• Proper etiquette at open homes
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Shunned director relaunched career by discoverin­g Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs
• Today in History
• Covid surge forces IOC boss to cancel Japan trip
• Warriors wonder kid left on bench again
• Perenara’s homecoming hits a snag
• Celebratio­ns over, now for more silverware
• No coach, no problem for Highlander­s, says Flutey
• Caffeine city
• Lockdown brought chef freedom
• Sowing the seeds...
• Creating an outdoor dining space for winter
• Working it
• When the job comes home
• Nurturing creativity
• Lip service

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