Waikato Times - 2013-07-08

• ‘‘Profit wise, legal highs are crazy but selling them was the wrong thing to do. I should have stopped selling them a long time ago.’’
• Police called to bar brawl in Te Awamutu
• Waikato Stadium gets Bos as city’s first patron
• Increasing amount of sexual abuse among children
• Kidnap not Hilton’s first offence
• Instinct takes over after fatal crash
• Small tornado pays flying visit to coast
• Each teacher ad can draw up to 100 applicatio­ns, Jonathan Carson and Ria Elkington report.
• Snooping concerns raised
• Illegal Christchur­ch building consents may predate quakes
• Jordyn unfazed by her absence of hair
• Gamble on Skycity imperative for growth– Joyce
• Daughters step into breach for family firms
• Health and safety buck stops with firms’ directors
• Growers make do as gold kiwifruit crop plummets
• Web platform out to help sports clubs
• Runaway freight train demolishes town centre in spectacula­r explosion
• Payments to NGOS
• Hungry cows crazy about distillers syrup supplement
• Feminism taking aim at bastion of male power
• Cop-out on Cairo coup
• WAIKATO TIMES - THE WAY WE WERE
• In 1908 the final spike of the main trunk line from Auckland to Wellington was driven into the earth by Prime Minister Joseph Ward. Chris Hyde discovers that the line’s newest baby, the 1-year-old Northern Explorer, is a train that’s far from teething.
• Valued recorder of Gallipoli tragedy
• The dead tell tales
• Heritage consultant Ann Mcewan tells the stories behind the region’s notable structures.
• Days of future past
• Norvall can’t wait to get back on Veyron
• Bosson enjoys winning return to Te Awamutu
• Taumarunui Gold Cup next up for Indikator
• Marist add intensity while minor placings still in flux
• Taniwharau blunt Tigers’ claws
• Draw could cost Melville Utd promotion
• Deans’ job in jeopardy after Lions kill Aussies
• Fraser-tech held to draw but earn top seeding for semifinals
• Deans likely to pay the price for doing the right thing
• Bartoli keen for more big title wins
• There’s no place like home for top coaches
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Useful double for Hamilton
• Laying it up:
• Two Kiwi women in top five in world race
• Chiefs coach confident of comeback
• Flogging leaves Deans on borrowed time
• Genia sure Wallabies can ‘move on’
• Van Dyk wants to stay at Magic

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