The Press - 2021-09-01

• Drums beating for level 2 drop
• Retailers get ready to cash in on level 3
• NZ’s medal tally grows
• Dog shot dead by police outside motel
• Many businesses on brink, despite level 3
• Student broke rules in flying across country
• Lockdown delays push back Christchur­ch’s major projects
• Sale prompts family stoush
• Bizarre oddities found in lagoon
• Barista ‘confused’ over rules as police send him home
• Exercise areas pose ‘minimal risk’
• West Coasters’ fund now stands at $146m
• Expectant dad’s $1m Lotto prize ‘surreal’
• $6m housing scheme gets no-one homed in two years
• Flooding ‘trumps Covid protocols’
• Saliva testing comes into focus for sick Kiwis who won’t face nasal swab
• Parliament resumes as 49 new cases reported
• SAS, female soldiers still in Afghanista­n
• Buller council challenges flood protection proposal
• Vulnerable dotterel’s breeding season off to bad start
• Work still to do in Afghanista­n
• ‘I had to find somewhere to sleep’
• Our future may be tricky in a deglobalis­ed world
• ‘Nazdarovya’ to new drop
• Twenty-year war finally ends
• Kim fires up the factory that makes nuclear warheads
• Covid outbreak sparks ‘humanitari­an crisis’ in Outback NSW
• To see further and further back in time
• Probe asks telecos to keep Capitol attack records
• Fewer fear job losses, expert says
• Record 45,119 new homes consented
• Most Kiwis pay ‘lazy tax’
• Teenage car owner told flood not natural disaster
• NZ protection fund mooted
• S&P/NZX50 undeterred by level 4
• Christchur­ch rules in industrial property market
• Residentia­l complex tipped for fire station site
• Dental premises in main-street Darfield
• Locked in to the online house hunt
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Surgeon founded medical care charity that takes no sides in war and strife
• Today in History
• Murray roars but Tsitsipas prevails
• New competitio­n is more mediocre than super
• Warof words fails to fire ABs
• Black Caps get security all-clear for Pakistan tour
• Chiefs lose McKenzie, get Ioane
• Delicacies delivered to your door
• Almost Famous
• DINNER DILEMMA
• FUNCTION OVER FORM
• SCENT OF SPRING
• FATHER’S DAY FOOD
• PANDEMIC STRESS
• Milk the way we used to get it
• Simple lockdown fare
• Dining options expanding for parts of NZ
• Second helpings Five things I liked
• A chat with the boss Bobbie Arrowsmith
• I heart the 90s
• Ignore Ashton, embrace

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