The Timaru Herald - 2012-06-18

• Climbers survive avalanche
• Swim lessons a huge cost, say schools
• ‘Flicker of hope’ turned to despair as scam cost $20k
• Parties split over Kiwisaver proposal
• Peters urges checks on migrants’ Super
• Fieldays among the ‘best ever’
• Volunteers span ages
• Welcoming seven stars with flame
• Drunks spoil rugby for some supporters
• Chch housing woes studied
• Plea over deaths
• Urgent call for law to monitor air, water
• Police to detail lead-up to arrest
• Two men remain missing days after boat wrecked
• NZ troops at greater risk
• Kiwi markets first to react to poll results
• Spiralling premium costs will settle – CEO
• GDP growth likely to be slow and patchy
• Nokia cuts costs with loss of 10,000 staff
• Customers embrace mobile app
• Collins may be just what ACC needs
• Annan’s way the only way to end Syria’s woes
• Superannua­tion
• Milestone on a long road
• Tourism trust
• Europe stands by to save Greece
• Spring fades into ‘a choice between two evils’
• China sends first woman into space
• Pope faces Mafia money scandal
• Lecture late, but delivered
• In the vertical city
• Go on, give a hand by volunteeri­ng
• Sharks’ late bite sinks stumbling Warriors
• Furyk and Mcdowell lead as Woods has day to forget
• Greeks, Czechs revive fortunes
• Hat-trick highlights in senior play
• Craighead teams clash
• Magic closer to finals after 48-46 thriller
• Cambridge upset Wakanui Blue
• TBHS firm up top eight spot
• Bruised All Blacks face Irish rejig
• Mackenzie keep Celtic tryless
• Practice makes perfect

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