The Press - 2023-11-16

• ‘Illegal exorcisms’ investigat­ed
• Informal secret workshops and briefings may be scrapped
• No majority in Linwood upgrade vote
• New, bigger supermarke­t for Sumner
• Hospital apologises for baby death
• Road changes proposed for Church Corner
• Schools soak up Show
• Blackmoore's killer denies shifting blame to feel better
• Negotiatio­ns in Auckland, but is a resolution closer?
• Forbury Park to go on market as legal stoush ends
• Labour’s chief spin doctor heads for the door
• Pūteketeke wins Bird of the Century
• Best days to take off for the Christmas holidays
• Moa’s ark – the remarkable find of footprints
• Dark web used to hunt terrorist during attacks
• Hagley Park changing rooms ‘game changer’
• Hospitalit­y sector bowls for one of NZ’s richest trophies
• Physio attempting world record for spinal trust
• Unluckiest first-home buyers in NZ?
• NZME expects digital to be more profitable than print in three years
• Small business optimism on the rise: MYOB data
• Te ao Māori and the employment brand
• Things to do instead of sleep
• TPM’s fight was not with Labour
• The dreadful state of our health system
• Gaza dead going uncounted as medical infrastruc­ture fails
• We can’t ignore Hamas’ use of human shields
• House passes last-minute bill to avert government shutdown
• Israel raids Gaza’s largest hospital
• Shells still raining down a year after city was liberated
• Five fun summer party ideas that won’t break the bank
• Want a low-maintenanc­e garden? The trick is to plan for it
• Italy’s first female film producer, won Oscar and embodied La Dolce Vita
• Savea shortliste­d for top NZ Rugby award
• RA boss rules out more raids on NRL players
• Testing mishap for Team NZ
• Breakers guard tries to find his true self
• Duo wedded to Auckland event
• Barnes blasts Henry in autobiogra­phy
• France on ABs’ hectic schedule
• Explaining my year in the rough
• Bad call, yes, but that’s life

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