The Timaru Herald - 2022-11-19

• Does Ballantyne­s owe an apology?
• Glenavy people the ‘canaries’ of water quality
• Court of Appeal rejects appeal over Timaru attempted murder
• Driver ‘narrowly’ avoids jail
• Myrtle rust growing Canterbury threat
• Police question defendant’s sobriety, but fail to get test
• Aust minister: We’re family
• Drug rehab course not evaluated
• This bureaucrat­ic beast won’t solve our housing troubles
• Can Trump again fool Americans?
• Grim reading in population stats
• Conviction­s point blame for downed airliner to Putin
• Officials open more than 430 war crimes cases from Kherson
• Mining billionair­e pledges $800m for Ukraine reconstruc­tion
• Trump Org loyalist takes blame for tax offences
• Regulators back plan to demolish dams to open up salmon habitat
• Taliban committed to all Sharia laws
• Blood test could ‘revolution­ise’ breast cancer treatment
• Veterans told to work in iPhone factory
• Pelosi makes way for a new generation
• Sharp demand pullback for home improvemen­ts
• ‘‘Demand peaked in November last year, and began to decline in January, and, in our data, we are now back into what we call ‘balanced supply and demand’.’’
• Recycled building reappears as eco centre
• Principal Youth Court judge
• What to do in the garden this week
• Surgeon was a hero at work and at home
• A lifetime of adventure, enterprise and activism
• Today in History
• An unmissable exploratio­n of life and death
• Kazan, Mulligan shine in drama that throws the Spotlight on Weinstein
• Entertaini­ng, evocative Bronte biopic plays fast and loose with truth
• The Menu serves up a terrifying­ly tasty satire
• Surf’s up for a hero
• Coach talks up Kiwi Ferns’ preparatio­n for final
• Qatar stuns Fifa with beer ban call
• Wholeheart­ed Phoenix star ready for kickoff
• Burning questions: What to expect in their second season?
• Bronze for wrestler; no gold for Wilde
• All Blacks ready to sign off on high note

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