The Press - 2021-07-22

• A city of heroes
• Hosting ABs may cost $1.2m
• Cafe serves up fresh take on Afghan biscuit
• Isolation at home may be possible
• Concerns over trial delay
• Further charges possible for CEO
• Temporary village for residents
• Commission knew of movie in 2019
• Hatred expressed as murderer jailed
• 1000 teachers to be upskilled in rollout
• Abuse ‘created a little monster’
• Reality check: Global infections still ‘raging’
• Shooter says he never intended to kill officer
• Collins: Top cop loses troops’ confidence
• Jab rates poised to ramp up
• RSV outbreak spike in cases dwarfs past six years
• Views split on where to hold White Island trial
• High house prices boost commission­s
• M¯aori largely insulated from job losses caused by Covid-19
• Ikea eyes NZ not just for retail
• Space, now the buyable frontier
• What should New Zealand do about China?
• Ideologica­l bias
• Does PM need to rug up for winter of discontent?
• Officials on the wrong track
• NZ’s two-tier social housing
• Macron among leaders on potential spyware list
• Opioid $26b deal and new painkiller regulation­s
• Bezos thanks workers for space trip
• How to choose the perfect pillow
• Jewellery clean and check important
• Are finances and wellbeing linked?
• A feature to be proud of
• Nurture the look of nature
• Duncan in attack mode
• Naholo to play for Canterbury
• Studious Prewster has been a real class act for Saints
• OlyWhites out to ‘turn heads’ in Tokyo
• Faster, higher, ‘broken’
• IN MOTHER’S WAKE
• Crusaders won’t be racing to sign sprinter

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