The Timaru Herald - 2012-06-16

• Fonterra saves milk plant
• Kiwis must speak up on suicide – GP
• Suppliers to be kept, paid in full
• Judge gives Moodie dressing down
• Rape accused walks free but victim claims small victories
• Irrigation plan stirs instant opposition
• Quake trip gets ABS in the zone
• Chief coroner urges more openness around suicide
• Ex-rooney staff to pay $4.29m
• Investors given Hubbard view
• Moodie’s actions slated by judge
• Witty play packs punch
• Trained carers recognised for good work
• Psychopath stalker back behind bars
• Macdonald told of possible grudges
• Abusive drunks a problem for emergency staff
• Drugs and cash seized in police swoop in capital
• Nelson display could spark study on Tasman voyage
• Peters set to sing old tune
• Concern quake rubble asbestos-contaminat­ed
• Big chill not expected to stay all winter
• Attack victim in need of miracle
• Offer to buy red zoned buildings extended
• Law change a step closer
• Judge’s hands tied on delusional man
• High priority given to Kurow bridges
• Death after shearers ‘play hard’
• Plan farm succession, says expert
• Pengxin deal still live – Landcorp
• Jetpack honed for test flight
• Vintage highlights tipped despite low yields
• Z Energy earns highest accolade in new survey
• Business all about sales, service
• THL takes over Kea Australia
• Investors chasing property
• Rio summit has its priorities all wrong
• Our ‘quiet heroes’ are all around us
• Logburners
• Do you have the courage?
• Chaos, fear in Cairo
• ‘We’re definitely in this together’
• High noon in New York over right to early brunch
• Stanford jailed for 110 years
• Weary voters hope bickering will end
• Thousands flee sectarian violence
• O’driscoll stays upbeat
• Read keen to stay Crusader
• Smith’s talent outweighs size
• Well done Roncalli, you played a blinder
• Goalkeeper choice ‘hardest’
• Evenly matched rivals should stage top contest
• Tactix consistenc­y needs to improve
• Fired-up Woods in familiar territory
• Spain will accept only victory
• Nelsen confirms move to QPR
• Good communicat­ion key to challenges that lie ahead
• Big wing ignores injury and critics
• Cheatley finds another way to remain involved
• Faith in rebuild shaken
• Armstrong faces new drug charges
• Rats enjoyed treaty ‘paper’
• War stripped of its romance
• More than just a cooking show
• When it’s a load of old . . . leaves
• Time to plant out Christmas lilies
• Brownlee rebuild on shaky ground?
• Mates flew in war raids
• ‘Nothing part’ brought fame
• The kid shows character
• Press Council ushers in shifting media era
• Overlooked atrocity
• Beheaded Kiwis’ memorial
• Procedures for managing time-out
• Games humour
• Understate­d driving style
• Lost in a Lamborghin­i daydream
• Fiat hot in US
• Relaxation, views and enjoyment
• Plummer, 82, busy on stage, screen

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