The Southland Times - 2022-10-27

• Heritage building damaged, business gone in blink of an eye
• Mahuta optimistic after mayor meetings
• Farmers stand for boycott of winter grazing rules
• Hit-and-run victim walking, cleared of brain damage
• Fishing set nets ‘the nail in the coffin’ for endangered yellow-eyed penguins
• Nelson to Qtown bus parks up as funding runs out
• Robertson, McCall elected to lead Otago Regional Council
• Cheers as Parliament passes Fair Pay Bill
• More than 4000 nurses to strike for four hours
• National’s ‘turned the page’ on infighting, says Luxon
• ANZ: House prices likely to fall 27%
• Money-saving tips that drive luxury-loving Kiwis up the wall
• Bridal business is booming
• Funding fence at top of cliff
• Voters cope with flood of lies from both sides
• Food or flowers? There’s a place for both
• Principals stop live TV coverage
• ABs to be carefully managed
• Green light at last for JWH
• Diamond dazzler’s smooth path between codes
• All is forgiven for McKenzie
• Harmon to lead Highlander­s

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