The Press - 2022-03-19

• Facing each day on your last cent
• Bride hopes for special gift pass
• Plea to help children pouring out of Ukraine
• Putin, bank, tech firm on list
• City precinct plans revealed
• What we know about rising Covid death toll
• Maternity centre hangs in balance
• City Missioner hands over poverty baton
• ‘I’ve gone backwards’: NZ elderly even more isolated
• Ketamine seizures increase 145-fold
• From p1 // Bride wants special pass
• Ex All Black stole from grandfathe­r
• Free-range inside cars – happiness or hazard?
• Detention at home for theft from Cryptopia
• Five whales refloated after mass stranding
• Partygoers add to Covid pressure on hospital
• ‘Tireless advocate’ for Ma¯ori people
• Truck driver shaken up after crash
• A Russian view of Ukraine war
• Love letter to the Dux
• Monumental street art becomes a drawcard
• History is not the problem
• Misogyny and sexism, or is something more at play?
• Buckle up for a close-run race from now till the election
• Back to basics as pandemic politics ends
• Taking the battle to Putin
• Aid agencies rush in supplies as crisis grows
• Senior commander’s arrest seen as a sign of division in the Kremlin
• Husband’s long fight to free hostage wife
• Exodus raises fears of growth in traffickin­g
• Plagiarise­d professor sues students for copyright theft
• Iran ‘ready for a final nuclear deal’ with West
• ‘Hairy’ hypothesis gets to the root of black holes
• SWEEPING AWAY THE PESTS
• An atrocity, and the concentric circles that ripple out from it
• Is a bumper TV show part of building new Bridges?
• Home is not just somewhere you stay for a while
• Tourism’s back: at what cost?
• Coast rugby stalwart was ‘true legend, a great man’
• Today in History
• TV producer, mentor and bon vivant
• Job ads may have to reveal starting salaries
• $500m-plus paid in Covid support but some miss out
• Tonga prepares for crop harvest
• Booze tax rise could net $73m more for Govt, brewers say
• New fund entices investors to help families into homes
• NZ incentives needed to attract workers as shortage worsens
• Petrol or electric – the likelier scenario
• MIQ hotels sit empty, workers depart as system winds down
• Gender divide worries in Govt review of KiwiSaver
• Anxiety can persist despite ‘enough’ retirement savings
• How do I know where my savings are invested?
• MG names its pricing for updated ZS EV
• C-Class now with more S than ever
• Plenty of bones to chew on in Tatum’s engaging dog tale
• Deeply disappoint­ing adult thriller wallows in the shallows
• Beautifull­y crafted allegorica­l horror will linger for days
• Spall shines in Lynchian outing
• Ryan Reynolds brings a swagger to the Project
• Niche device for a tiny market
• IPhone 14 could widen the gap between Pro and non-Pro
• Northern power and southern discomfort
• ‘Overwhelme­d’ teenager reveals Winter Olympics regret
• Head-to-head rivalry revs up again
• How Tuke and Burling set sail
• Ageing All Blacks facing cup crisis of advancing years
• France on verge of rare grand slam
• Fluhler makes timely return
• Trentham mile test for Shamus
• A question of patronage
• English lessons inspired Steel standout
• Hectic start for Pulse; coaches dialled in
• Warriors hope for wiser Walsh
• Depleted Chiefs determined to front
• Why it’s time for White Ferns to fire some shots
• Hot shots: Walsh renews battle with Crouser
• Counties favourite Vidiri gets teary farewell in Pukekohe
• BEING 'PESSIMISTI­C ABOUT PROGRESS'
• RESALE ROYALTIES
• A return to more balanced conditions
• Bush-clad home a short drive from CBD
• ‘Get Sold on Stonebrook’
• HOW TO MAXIMISE YOUR SALE PRICE WHEN SELLING

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