Waikato Times - 2012-05-29

• ‘‘He got me in the temple then I went under [the desk] and he got me in the back of the head.’’
• Beach remains could be of sex worker, 17
• Robo Kiwi wins comp for Jesse
• Sewage sludge in river could cost ratepayers
• Funding reprieve for AHB
• Springbok tour film hits big screen
• Young farmers’ full-on fight night
• Police chasing ex-principal for $60,000 in assets
• Teen f led from grandfathe­r
• Popular student dies in car crash
• ‘‘She just gives everything her best – I’m so proud of her.’’
• Accused coach was ‘Mr PC that day’
• Poverty-stricken kids resort to scavenging for food and clothes
• Kiwi misses home comforts
• Police try to unravel homicide mystery
• PM: some formulas may change
• Channel still to go despite error
• China deal boost for Airways NZ training
• Marlboroug­h clean-tech firm attracts investment
• Car yards can ride out net threat – industry
• Jobs safe despite collapse of Hastie
• Energy Mad keeps bright forecast
• West toughens its policy after slaughter in Houla
• UNIFIED IN OUTRAGE
• Tale of approachin­g death triumphs at Cannes
• Agricultur­e leaders support industry strategy
• Farmers urged to use Dairynz resources when times get tough
• Variety in No 8 wire art pleases
• Time to weigh up all the TAF options
• Sealeswins­low expands into Whanganui
• Landcorp farms’ network wired for success
• Keeping your dairy cows happy pays off in the long run
• Environmen­tal issues paramount
• Feed equation key to profit maximisati­on
• The smiling political survivor puts on fine Hamilton show
• Iranian air crash
• Think Enoch Powell crossed with Howard Morrison.
• Ways to reward top teachers
• Top pair hunting for more victories
• Ritchie’s Artistic streak
• Kiwis get a taste of the tough task ahead
• Runner-up Dixon left ‘super gutted’
• Well-resourced Chiefs the envy of Lam
• Erakovic faces tough ‘grinder’ first up in Paris

Waikato Times - 2012-05-28

Waikato Times - 2012-05-30