The Press - 2022-10-24

• Nurses ‘fearful’ of ED risks
• Record winter spend in Queenstown
• Burnside principal retires ‘pretty happy’
• Some still to receive living wage at council companies
• 86-year-old survives legionnair­es’ disease
• Woman arrested over kids in suitcases ‘stalked’
• Customer injured in ‘unprovoked’ attack
• Researcher­s try new method to sniff out bowel cancer
• School spark concern
• Curfews for more than 800 ‘unlawful’
• Low pay, long hours not what doctor ordered
• Dunedin-based businesses in liquidatio­n over tax liabilitie­s
• Concert notes composer’s big collection
• Big bands take over park as festival comes to end
• High prices encourage people to fix their broken belongings
• Trainee numbers in freefall
• It disturbs me how the US still sticks to its guns
• Amagnet for mozzies
• One of America’s last surviving children of a slave grew up with tales of horror
• Today in History
• Predatory orcas spotted in Baja calving lagoon
• Finding freedom at the border
• Pro-Kremlin regional administra­tion urges civilians to flee Kherson
• Xi secures top job, promotes allies
• Big, bold and brilliant in Boston
• Tickle your taste buds in Singapore
• To dive and protect
• Reliabilit­y and comfort on a Dream liner
• Ko storms to her 18th career title in S Korea
• Kiwis in a canter
• ‘I wasn’t happy’: Nix coach sends message
• Finn rocks crowded house in NZ victory
• World Cup milestones within reach
• Black Ferns rise to occasion

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