The Southland Times - 2018-04-26

• City council in favour of new agency
• A flag for the legend, a cross for the mate
• A special reason to support fun run
• Residentia­l power costs on the rise
• Invercargi­ll remembers on Anzac Day
• Anti-tank gun adds to atmosphere
• US military history at Waikaia
• ‘It scared the s... out of me’
• A cross for every man
• On song for 50 years
• The long road home
• Bus full of Anzac tourists catches fire
• New system keeps youth on remand out of cells
• Hunger strike ends with resolution in sight
• Measles outbreak spreads
• Chicanepic­tures.com
• Staying ahead of surveillan­ce
• What the Ma¯ori Battalion means
• Finding your way in the dark
• Big benefits from reducing peak energy use
• Making the switch to energy efficient LEDs
• Aust women take lead in Anzac services
• Toronto suspect salutes ‘incel’ killer
• Illegal migrants may get amnesty
• Netflix goes big to fund growth
• Battle against vile videos gets results
• Retirement planning ‘bigger than me’, couples say
• My Box costs Chinese firm $12.5m
• McDonald’s accused of $1m wage loss
• Migration dips but set to stay strong
• ‘Hero’ in beer ads a no-no
• R&V festivals looking to expand across NZ
• Brave Fortius a top Tauranga chance
• Back to school for Phoenix teen
• Rousing welcome for Ferns
• It’s arrivederc­i Roma as Salah strikes
• Outrage over Armstrong ignores issues
• Hard calls coming for selectors
• Squire in doubt for French tests
• Jamaica win, but NZ keep trophy
• Aussie bidders for Kiwis job carry big risks
• Phoenix a target for Australian clubs

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