The Timaru Herald - 2017-11-18

• Grand old lady’s final bow
• ‘Flying Jug’ a guilty secret ahead of special first date
• Fishing report submitted half a century after due date
• Piazza sculpture successful­ly funded
• Compo claims as cull hits 5000
• Hitting the streets to boost food banks
• Visa changes ‘catastroph­ic’
• Lomu’s family still doing it tough
• NZ ‘can help save the world’
• Buzzing of All Whites’ hotel ‘a step too far’
• Vexed fluoridati­on issue before court
• Ancient cave of death fossil-rich
• Hairdresse­r hot on rogue moles
• It’s time to take the vellichor to the second floor
• Easter trading
• Adopting a better deal
• Op shop set to open in Timaru
• Moving on, but no signs of slowing down
• After 32 years, counsellor Steve Brodie is leaving South Canterbury. He talks to Al Williams about what lies ahead.
• Treasured, tragic church
• Private William John Griffiths, No.12/1084
• Grand churches abound
• Trevor Askin Sea birds (1998) Bronze
• Democrat senator faces harassment inquiry
• MPs moving to seal Mugabe’s fate
• Mum wakes after giving birth during flu-induced coma
• Doctors carry out first gene editing inside patient
• Israel woos Saudis over threat from Iran
• Gates buys huge chunk of desert to build his smart city
• Top medal for military dog who bit the Taliban
• Elephant trophies may be allowed back into US
• Xero’s Drury cashes up $95m stake
• Pill-packing robot frees up staff
• Software, surf and tech toys
• Airbnb unwise to have a go at Queenstown
• Bea Taylor.
• Reclaim your parking spot
• A report that Begged to be written
• Weekend gardener: nourish to flourish
• Book of the week
• Recipe of the week
• D-Day for Kiwis: It’s time to deliver
• Tonga will supply the fans, Lebanon the playmakers
• Bennett breaking the door down
• South Canterbury pair earn player of tournament awards
• Parker labelled a dreamer over his Joshua fight demands
• Paine gets shock recall for Ashes
• He’s starting to make some progress
• His ambitions reach beyond these shores
• Fotu, Webster play for bragging rights
• Asia would be best for All Whites
• Sosa picks Breakers over national duties
• Tall Ferns coach pulls out
• Wheeler’s Cup consolatio­n
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Chinese ute raises a few eyebrows
• SsangYong Rexton’s new values
• Meet Ford’s fourth E - the Endura SUV
• Opulent comfort with picture postcard views
• Fifita fits the bill at No 6 again
• Yellow card ‘wrong’, ref tells SBW
• Lomu’s family still struggling
• The world’s at Ioane’s feet

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