The Press - 2024-05-13

• Dame Ngaio Marsh’s last mystery
• Councils mull water plans
• Peters embarks on second Pacific mission
• Too many Kiwis waiting for their colonoscop­ies
• Trust calls for more funding
• Meet the company helping families save on power bills
• Dad who killed baby daughter had no desire to harm her, defence says
• Two years missing: Man loses hope of seeing brother
• Angel investors amalgamate to boost business startups
• Mother’s tribute to teen killed in house fire
• Behind the scenes: What it’s like to be a Healthline nurse
• Hadlow channels farce at The Court
• Home is where you roam
• When the evidence doesn’t line up with the rhetoric
• The Small Business Project Business grown from oddly shaped fruits and vegetables
• Imagine politics free of tribalism
• Ratepayers a captured funds base
• Words of caution from a former stinky kid
• 8 aliases and a wedding:
• US offers support to avoid Rafah invasion
• Perfectly perched
• Good food, friendly service
• THE STOPOVER SAVIOUR
• The Paris summer of Summer?
• ‘It ticks every box’: Why Perth thinks it should have a team in the NRL
• Crusaders’ stocks sink like 1987 all over again
• NZ claim under-20s Rugby Championsh­ip title
• Draw hands Nix home advantage
• Warriors pay for mother of all horror starts
• Pulse and Tactix create history with low scoring
• Scott Barrett likely to miss clash with Brumbies

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