The Press - 2022-12-03

• HANGI HOUSE TO DOSS-HOUSE
• Akaroa ‘cannot compete’ with Hanmer rival
• Mandatory reporting of abuse divides experts
• More than a third of funding applicatio­ns for disabled children in NZ turned down
• Ancient secrets reach NZ
• Disbelief at delays for city metro sports hub
• Hillmorton’s Tupuna mental health unit to close
• The Wizard’s reign dances on
• Bid to speed up projects described as ‘meddling’
• Ramraid caught on CCTV
• Te Pūkenga silent on contracts cut short
• System in dire straits, says cancer mum
• Ex girlfriend attacks mum and toddler
• Businesses waiting on visa holders
• Why upgrades unlikely to add value to gang pad
• Patchy HRT supply leaves women upset
• Parents accept some ‘jabbed’ blood possible
• Alternativ­es – helpful or harmful?
• Love in a cold climate goes global
• A snap with Santa comes at a price
• It’s time for the CCC to play hardball over Three Waters
• The jewellery tax practice that nets a free holiday
• Political lessons from crime rollercoas­ter
• West must restore ‘peace order’ with Russia, says Scholz
• Walker accuser alleges he took a swing at her
• China rethinks zero-tolerance Covid strategy after protests
• Rape trial abandoned, charges dropped
• M23 rebels accused of breaking ceasefire with deadly attack on village
• ‘Strategic hunters’ and the controvers­ial police tactic
• Mum deserved a happy ending, not a hospital’s failure
• Planning our same-sex wedding, we were constantly reminded: ‘this isn’t for you’
• Champion who found strength in adversity
• Flip-flops can be smart
• More proof of the failure to turn vision into reality
• The stuff company directors can’t be taught formally in classrooms
• Pay-rise stand-off ‘looming’
• Mammoth A380 double-decker back in NZ for first time since 2020
• Kiwibank and ASB lift rates
• Cloud-based f ilm a boon for Kiwi f ilm-makers, says LOTR producer
• Phone marathons to make contact
• A will gives you, family peace of mind
• The right security for your loan could save your house
• Lender refunds $88k break fee on mortgage
• Spotify v KiwiSaver
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Ducati turns up the power
• Evnex makes effort to ‘create better world’
• Less torque more action
• Wireless EV charging while you drive a thing of the future
• Batmobile lives again
• The bell fails to toll for this prosaic biopic
• Don’t waste your money placing bets on Poker Face
• Immerse yourself in a proudly old-fashioned weepie
• Eggcellent, endearingl­y bonkers fun
• A life of law, courage and the truth
• Eminent baritone became administra­tive stalwart
• Today in History
• Funding cut possible for three codes?
• The difficult task of hiring the next Black Ferns coach
• Kiwi Geary within sight of leaders
• The 4000km ride of his life
• Struck out: Examining the decline of the Black Sox
• Surprise, surprise – shock and awe at the World Cup
• Eddie v Clive: best of enemies
• Fresh Aegon set for Captain Cook
• Black Ferns celebrator­y tour around the country
• Morocco hails rookie coach
• Coach remains grounded as Breakers fly high
• Williamson in top IPL price bracket
• Trans-Tasman partners opt for Super status quo
• A CHAT WITH... AKINA EDMONDS
• KIRIHIMETE GIFT GUIDE
• MY SECRET LIFE IN ART
• SHEER STYLE
• LIGHTBULB MOMENTS – WHY NEW ZEALANDERS ARE TAKING ACTION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
• WHAT TO DO IN THE GARDEN THIS WEEK
• GIFT GUIDE
• Elegant and luxurious city living
• Slow turnover rate strangles market
• Two minutes walk to Hagley Park, Girls’ and Boys’ High zone
• Easy Living on the City Fringe
• Serenely elegant

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