The Press - 2022-04-23

• Auctions cool after ‘frenzy’
• Multiple people die in crash
• Honours at last for WWI brothers-in-arms
• In a tense world, Ardern’s trip to Singapore and Japan worth it
• ‘Healthy home’ made tenant sick
• Covid certainly not twice as nice
• Cafe to ensure ‘vibrant’ regular’s memory lives on
• Empowering of Ma¯ori focus of plan
• The doctor is in – sort of – virtual consults soaring
• Contractor to tackle big cleanup
• Teacher wins vodka ad case
• Security guard gave burglar safe codes
• Work to start on $8.1m bus lanes
• The great Kiwi muster – an age old tradition, but with a bougie hut
• Key piece missing in inflation puzzle
• Poorest hit harder by inflation
• ‘Dangerous precedent’ if Faafoi fails to act
• New building for the Square
• Chef estranged from family
• NZ’s only living WWI ‘veteran’
• IT'S TIME TO EXTRACT THE HYDROGEN OPPORTUNIT­Y FOR NEW ZEALAND
• The pine ban backlash
• The politics of inflation
• Putting right what nature had and we altered to our cost
• Robertson must come up with a plan to tame inflation
• Budget promises to be a classic left-right fight
• Germany accused of reneging on arms pledge
• US promises more support as Russia claims Mariupol
• Scientists find ‘fingerprin­ts’ of cancer culprits
• PM, Payne under pressure over Solomons deal
• Tyson under investigat­ion for punch on plane
• IS THIS THE TECHNOLOGY TO WIN Kiwis over to GE?
• Ministry sale of war medals sacrificed our history
• Gems that tell the stories of our place and people
• Labour’s moving of furniture hardly a vision
• The cuddly killers underminin­g our best predator-free efforts
• Forget public holidays, I’m going private
• Scientist questioned Hillary’s motives
• Mother turned champion of Mexico’s disappeare­d
• Today in History
• Graduate forced to pay $90k for job
• Heavy drop in loan inquiries as consumer confidence falls
• Trivago fined $48m for misleading its customers
• NZX50 eases 0.3%, Air NZ goes soaring
• Qantas crews forced to sleep among passengers
• Mortgage stress tipped to rise
• Make your dollar go further when prices are rising
• An axe to bring down the inflation monster
• How do rising interest rates affect you?
• It’s getting harder to service a mortgage
• Ioniq 5 wins top award
• An Activ CX-5 change
• New driver, same outcome
• Aston Martin EV due out in 2025
• Impressive collage of the Queen
• A truly wild, crazy and inspired celebratio­n of Nicolas Cage
• Audacious Tweet-inspired wild weekend not for the faint-hearted
• Racing drama an emotional gallop
• All atmosphere, few thrills
• Space-age Find X5 Pro quick to charge
• App to switch iPhone to Android
• Clarke eyes NRL after World Cup
• RTS has ‘freakish attributes’ – Barrett
• Who will wear the black jersey?
• Man United confirm new manager
• Adams a $25 million per season spectator
• Wounded Reds lie in wait for Hurricanes
• All Whites star out of Cup play-offs
• Demonetiza­tion ready for defence of Easter crown
• Retirement looms for Fury after homecoming fight with Whyte
• Optimistic signs for NZ women’s team despite demotion
• Hasabro primed for Canterbury Gold Cup as finale
• Playoff push in the balance
• All Whites to play against Peru in Europe before World Cup playoff
• Wallam thought call from Diamonds coach was a scam
• Potential poachers told to ‘back off’ Walsh
• Lessons of past to fuel Crusaders
• Barr smashes glass ceilings and opposition
• Williams, Hamilton in bid to buy Chelsea
• The crime writer’s Rotorua must-do list:
• The new Elegance

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