Waikato Times - 2012-05-30

• `It’s like happiness is gone’
• ‘Grand old lady’ to take road trip
• Tribunal review
• Boy gets bail on BB gun charges
• Council approves $6m for cycling centre
• Principals yet to be convinced over Budget concession
• Club true treasure
• Rail-cut petition rides to Beehive
• Maximum fine for medals fraud
• Costs sought in defamation case – not damages
• Author’s inventive take on history hailed
• Public misled on TVNZ7 – MP
• Mum leads call for tighter bail laws
• Hitchhiker one of two found slain
• ‘‘We stopped and checked and saw a guy lying on his side facing away from us. He was probably in his late 30s to early 40s. We checked him and he was still warm.’’
• Kiwi firms struggle to find staff
• Economy has stalled, says NZIER
• Property not booming despite helpful factors
• Designers’ ingenuity thrives despite slump
• Paying to find shelter from the euro storm
• E-shopping attracts more Kiwis
• Media mogul became Blair’s friend ‘after No 10’
• Teen freed after alleged slavery
• Iran confirms elite troops aid Assad
• Cyber weapon attacks Middle East computers
• ‘Iran-backed’ car-bomb plot to attack US embassy thwarted
• One man’s Facebook dream goes down the plug hole
• Mali – The dreams of Captain Amadou Sanogo
• ‘‘I was a billionair­e. I chatted with presidents. I was cock of the walk. But then, I don’t know, something happened.’’
• Fergie holds Gold Ace up his sleeve
• Paramount Geegee found dead in paddock after electrocut­ion tragedy
• Azarenka survives ‘a bad day’
• Hansen’s first big call: axe woeful Weepu
• Nelsen’s days at Tottenham could be over
• Ropati wants to play again
• Hamilton win first pennants title in three years
• Clarke takes hard road – signs on for further year
• Four top props – luxury for Rennie
• BOP move frustrates Kutia

Waikato Times - 2012-05-29

Waikato Times - 2012-05-31