The Southland Times - 2022-10-29

• Will the agricultur­e industry cope?
• Mayor: I’ve got the backing to fast-track museum build
• Skin cancer death link to misconduct
• 45,000 young Kiwis missed HPV vaccine during Covid
• Horrell keeps top council job
• Nash in Queenstown: Visitor numbers on track for summer
• Mt Cardrona homes selling for $2.35m
• Health plan no cure: doctors
• Local govt review calls for lower voting age
• Fiddling while health implodes won’t lure voters
• Royal family bracing as Prince Harry’s ‘raw’ memoir Spare to hit shelves in January
• US to send hi-tech nuclear weapons to Nato bases
• As Ukraine forces close in, Russia steals body of 18th-century prince
• Jetstar’s ethics to be investigat­ed
• Air NZ faces cyber breach, multiple accounts involved
• At home or in office, personal choice
• Air Strike
• Dermody locks in Holland as starter
• All Blacks want to pick up the pace
• Overdue start all part of process for RTS
• How Crusaders beat Chiefs to highly touted Kemara
• A plumber and a fighter
• Key Silver Ferns trio set to return
• La Crique on mission for Alexanders
• Fines struck out after early exit
• It’s time for the sound of leather on willow again
• How the Waterlily finally sank
• Dream year culminates in Tonga callup
• What to do in the garden this week
• Move over Notting Hill, Bros is here
• Maestro back and channellin­g Hitchcock
• Mercedes powers up luxury SUV
• NZ Post delivers on electric vans
• Earth has a new Avenger
• Baby spells end to tiny house living
• SUNDERLAND PARK LOCATED FOR LIFESTYLE

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