The Southland Times - 2012-05-05

• Teachers fear for safety at school
• Treatment of brain injury to be reviewed
• NY marathon will test earthquake amputee
• Conviction­s stymied mansion deal
• Grandad’s memory spurred runner
• Film-maker back from US premiere of ‘powerful’ film
• Arrowtown wants ward status kept
• Go-ahead for huge aged-care project
• Bungy firm launches probe into swing slip
• Nature captured with brush and lens
• Local body mergers bring savings – MP
• Police hope to contain youth violence before it escalates
• Two teaching awards honour Cairns family
• Female couples top civil unions as divorces drop
• Winner lives her country music fantasy
• Sharp-eyed cameras raise privacy concern
• After 26 hours of chat I’m finally rendered speechless
• Enough of the bleeding idiots
• Australia finally acts to protect threatened koala population­s
• John Banks
• Bin Laden’s angry, anguished letters
• Model, billionair­e clash over child support
• ‘I want to leave – on Hillary Clinton’s plane’
• Loss of face is a key issue for China
• Pepsi looks to King of Pop to bring back fizz
• Hitler ‘caught up in a web of religious delusions’
• Trying to ‘read’ enemy led Allies up the garden path
• How to keep rats out of the race
• US and NZ try to bridge trade ‘chasm’
• Eye-tracking an attention grabber
• SCF could cost taxpayers $1b
• Unbundling price bad for Chorus
• Year’s jail for man who perverted course of justice
• Judge calls for heavier smuggler penalties
• Durham Town ready for trans-tasman challenge
• Haggerty fourth after close sprint in champs
• ‘Boy from Southland’ ready to take on world
• Hoeata’s chance to push AB case
• World Cup a gauge for rowing’s Olympic medal hopes
• Sergent to target time trials in his first big tour
• Origin honours motivate Warriors’ opponents
• Grant wants Pulse to start with a flurry and stamp dominance
• Kiwis back experience in tight world series
• Missiles guard arenas
• Following in dad’s shoes
• Pirates make meal of Sharks
• NZ could lose in revised deal
• Simpsons rolls with the world
• The Simpsons’ greatest hits
• When you need a word, Mum’s it
• Thriller loses the plot at finish
• Tarty treat that conquers all
• Malbec – Argentina’s great gift to the world of wine
• From the wild to the table . . .
• Selecting the finest dining in the world
• ‘Mr Bond, we were expecting you’
• How movie trailers have become the next great Hollywood tease
• Our work used to be looked at as pieces of advertisin­g that quickly come and go, but now it’s a key piece of content . . .
• Hatching a top-of-class comeback

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