The Southland Times - 2022-11-19

• Aust minister wants ‘family’ relationsh­ip
• Mayor in clash with councillor over committee roles
• St John’s organ ready to be heard anew
• Jonty remembered at annual rugby tournament . . .
• ‘Milestone day’ looms in saga of Invercargi­ll’s museum rebuild
• ICC credit rating stands stable under scrutiny
• Community chairs appointed
• Time for youth to have say
• Invercargi­ll man arrested for spate of offending
• Gore woman facing fraud-related charges
• Government may extend healthy homes deadline for all landlords
• Ardern meets key allies
• PM: NZ must be able to raise issues without ‘retaliator­y acts’
• Drug rehab course not evaluated
• ‘Flare’ in aircraft engine on descent to landing
• Teacher took party drugs on school premises
• Mum faces long recovery
• Can Trump again fool Americans?
• Working for a strong foundation and right culture
• Art collection now better-stored for future
• Five-minute quiz
• Officials open more than 430 war crimes cases from Kherson
• Refugee camp fire kills at least 21 people
• Family sees prisoner after hunger strike ends
• Gates to spend billions more on aid for Africa
• No end in sight for NSW floods, says State Emergency Service
• US issues sanctions against ‘rainbow’ fentanyl pills cartel
• Man cleared of murder after nearly four decades in jail
• Uprising anniversar­y marked with marches
• Conviction­s point blame for downed airliner to Putin
• Wife ‘overwhelme­d with joy’ at husband’s release
• Mining billionair­e pledges $800m for Ukraine reconstruc­tion
• Trump Org loyalist takes blame for tax offences
• Blood test could ‘revolution­ise’ breast cancer treatment
• Veterans told to work in iPhone factory
• Pelosi makes way for a new generation
• Taliban committed to all Sharia laws
• Regulators back plan to demolish dams to open up salmon habitat
• Sharp demand pullback for home improvemen­ts
• Buyers ‘need to know’ if devices can be repaired
• Former Mrs Mac’s owner owes $2.4m
• My Food Bag first-half profit drops by 38%
• Musk likely ‘would fall foul’ of NZ labour law
• How about we feed ourselves again?
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• A lifetime of adventure, enterprise and activism
• Today in History
• Ferns get $25,000 bonus for World Cup win
• Ex captain hangs up boots
• Samoa’s revolution in a league of its own
• Qatar stuns Fifa with beer ban call
• At a glance
• Coach talks up Kiwi Ferns’ preparatio­n for final
• Samoa follow footsteps of generation­s past
• Different school of thought for televised college games
• Wholeheart­ed Phoenix star ready for kickoff
• Bronze for wrestler; no gold for Wilde
• Captain America The former internatio­nal who is far from rugby obsessed
• Steve Butler:
• Joseph Hatch – the penguin processor
• What to do in the garden this week
• Crop of the week: bok choy
• Fiscal restraint slows home renovation­s
• Haval’s a Jolion good sport
• Electric Mokka SUV kick starts Opel’s day
• At a glance
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• Nissan X-Trail a 4orce of nature
• House not selling? Look at it like a buyer
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