The Timaru Herald - 2022-11-24

• Travellers duped by thief
• Telegraph crossword
• Deck the halls: Towns’ parades are returning
• Man poses risk to young girls’ sexual safety – judge
• Award for palliative medical specialist
• Two SC awards
• MyWay to be the only way for bus users
• Making Christmas special
• 40% of young Kiwis considered taking their lives
• Govt can now say no to oil and gas drilling
• ‘Significan­t risk’ bank will cause more pain
• NZ pledges $10m boost for Vanuatu
• Where to get help
• Skeleton of T rex joins museum’s collection
• Cunning rats plan to protect sanctuary from bird poo
• Person dies after being hit by vehicle
• Rising interest rates to spell pain in the pocket
• Sewing needle found in loaf of bread
• Singapore flight price a bit rich
• Illegal use of foam brings substantia­l fine
• Supermarke­t chain’s profit slips by 23%
• Covid stockpile may end up in sale bin
• Sixteen’s not old enough
• Boys must not be boys
• Survivors of quake left ‘starving, thirsty and cold’
• Echoes of the Cold War as Putin eyes the Arctic
• Milestone for Charles
• Bolsonaro challenges vote
• Paper staff admit collusion
• Marae living on a tiny scale
• No-fuss flowers to grow anywhere
• Dancing in the Street writer took Marvin Gaye’s advice on how to make it a hit
• Today in History
• Supercars to bypass New Zealand
• Erasmus’ attack on refs not helping Boks: Smit
• Top referee shares homophobic letter
• Saudis turn World Cup on
• France show pedigree to thump Socceroos
• Little ventured, little gained in series loss
• At a glance
• Taylor pads up for 20th season with Stags
• Breakers coach diplomatic on tough schedule
• Rugby Search on for Ferns coach
• Ronaldo leaves Man U . . .
• Big win, small crowd
• Olympians launch legal action
• Guptill one of the white-ball greats

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