The Timaru Herald - 2020-09-12

• Land could house 91 sections
• ‘Difficult’ to overturn deal – mayor
• Armstrong a good mate at work gate
• Paper roads should be treated like SH1
• Fleeing motorist gets three year halt
• ‘If my tumour expands by a cm, I’m dead’
• Limit on paracetamo­l sales
• Family stuck in ‘Covid limbo’ on their yacht
• How do we pick a date for Matariki?
• The legal toke and the tax take
• Showground­s Hill
• Water charges
• Execs to go over sacred site destructio­n
• India adds 96k virus cases in 24 hours, orders retests
• Student’s decolletag­e offends home of nudes
• Trump revels in packed rally amid book fallout
• Ukrainian MP named as ‘Russian agent’
• Ardern: Govt borrowing has ‘cushioned the blow’
• Tomato shortage: Covid-19 uncertaint­y pushes up price
• The clean, green grass of home
• The big winners on the sharemarke­t
• Cafe a chair leader for collaborat­ion
• Young Maori woman
• Timaru Milling Company
• A chest full of medal memories
• Reap benefits of good groundwork
• Sparse, cruel tale of evil
• Goodes’ grief: How an AFL dream became a nightmare
• Savage a stunning achievemen­t
• Less Twilight, more 50 Shades
• One for the true believers
• A new king is born
• Skoda adds to electric range
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• PM who put his people’s health first
• Writer, educator and pioneering advocate for te reo
• Today in History
• Kerr copes with her isolated existence
• Woodman continues path to recovery
• Adesanya, Costa exchange the usual unpleasant­ries
• Warriors tipped to keep dream alive
• Read returns to active duty
• NZ Rugby has right to feel ripped off
• Coaches cop abuse as well as athletes
• Commercial factors played part – Govt
• Cane to pack down at No 8 for the Steamers

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