The Southland Times - 2013-04-03

• Thousands of SI jobs at stake
• Driverless Honda heads downhill for a dip in lake
• Southern rock’n’rollers really show the judges how
• Key silent on subsidy offer to smelter
• Tunnel opponents deserve hearing – MP
• Crime drop fails to dent family abuse
• New finance director joins Southern DHB
• Two companies fined for scamming tourists
• DOC denies staff working with kakapo may be axed
• Navigator recalls bomber flyover
• Difficult for elderly to get to pharmacy
• Adrift from the tech train and reliant on call-up sorcerer
• A word before you depart
• Southland workers meat in sandwich
• JAMES HERBERT, AUTHOR, 1943-2013
• Defence chief critic of govt policy
• PHIL RAMONE, RECORD PRODUCER, 1934-2013
• SIR EWAN JAMIESON, KBE, CB; AIR MARSHAL (RETIRED) RNZAF 1930-2013
• Seoul tells generals to make first strike
• Outrage at plan for sale of massacre site
• Dahlia display delights all who pass
• Careful soil preparatio­n before sowing key for great lawn
• Pull the other leg, it’s made of aluminium
• Initiative offers free accounting support to Southland charities
• Trilogy chairman takes over reins at 2degrees
• ‘Ballistic’ dairy prices aid export price climb
• Mitchell and Delight Brigade cause boil-over in Hawera Cup
• Biggleswor­th joins Gai
• Andrew Forsman
• Change of seasons means time to increase those exercise levels
• Woodlands out to break hoodoo
• ‘Stumpy’ just keeps on giving to his community
• Whitelock brothers real stars of gritty win
• Breakers brace for Cats’ fight
• Ko takes time out to work on technique
• Highlander­s lineup needs to fire
• Boric latest AB to head to Japan
• Women’s team sets sights on fifth title

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