The Press - 2023-12-05

• Deadly fall at rest home after woman left alone on toilet
• ECan warns of looming rates hit
• CTV families still seek justice after 12 years of waiting
• New-look street takes shape ahead of ‘peoplefrie­ndly’ trial
• Key witness lying deviant or honest, candid, jurors told
• St John leaders’ chaotic recording heard in court
• NZ shamed at global climate talks with ‘Fossil’ award
• Blood-covered fake baby left outside Israel Embassy, schools in lockdown
• City Rail Link deadline ‘not guaranteed’
• Claims of excess deaths ‘nonsense’
• Dazzling display of Southern Lights
• A family playing punk to beat away life’s troubles
• Street Cred: Always leaning towards learning
• Fees-free switch could knock $500m off govt debt
• Inflation at 2.5% and OCR at 5.75% next December?
• What business sector needs
• Time to press pause on higher-density rules
• Which way to turn in a more dangerous world?
• Turbulent global context for new Government
• Cargo ships hit by missiles in Red Sea
• Cop28 president says ‘no science’ behind phasing out fossil fuels
• PurePod partners with farmers for five-star stays
• Volunteers have positive impact on communitie­s
• Fast-living, hard-drinking lead singer of Irish-folk punk band the Pogues
• Popular flooring options
• Kiwi star Coll ‘stoked’ with win in Hong Kong
• City draw, Haaland furious with ref
• Robertson hails Barrett decision
• Where it’s gone wrong for the Black Caps
• Miller’s brilliance not enough in Dubai
• Afeaki’s head-on battle
• Olympic dream rings true for White Ferns star
• JUMBLE CROSSWORD
• New Reacher, Vigil, What If ? and Dr Death among December’s best
• Your guide to the week’s best on Sky and free-to-air TV
• Disturbing look at a hidden life

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