Waikato Times - 2014-03-05

• Dog attack shakes up community
• City pools to be free for under-5s
• Dogs were registered
• Police keeping an eye on O-week
• Town rushes to aid young girl’s family
• Extended liquor sales hours ‘all about profit’
• Judge slates drummer, dismisses charge
• Mayor ‘gobsmacked’ by food firm’s response
• Housing stocks, grants scheme face reviews
• Chivalry on stage from Russian ballet
• Cultures blend in a musical mix
• Fruit, vege growers feel the heat
• Undergroun­d fire brings crews from afar
• Hot stuff - and dry
• Volunteer in Aussie awe
• SOL3 MIO TOUR
• Council disappoint­ed with service station plan
• YOUR VIEWS
• DOC pest-busters zoning in on Auckland Islands
• Hangovers don’t deter drinkers: study
• First stage of defamation action to begin
• Judge rejects Ridge’s ‘too dumb’ claim
• Fighting funding cut
• Everest climbers ordered to bring back rubbish
• Strangleho­ld stokes fears of escalation in land grabs
• Russian MP: ‘They talk and talk, and then they’ll stop’
• Pay our taxes in gold or die, jihadists tell Christians
• Pistorius trial told of ‘terrible’ screaming on night of killing
• Shambles 1 - Rio 0 with World Cup well in sight
• Long-dormant virus discovered in frozen soil
• Needless invocation­s against disaster for imbecilic infants
• Reforms in China greeted with rage
• New Zealand has a voice
• WAIKATO TIMES - THE WAY WE WERE
• Survey finds increase in CBD office space occupancy
• Rule changes to save firms time and money
• Hamilton scores for hotel travellers
• Telecom not amused by Labour’s accidental release of policy ideas
• Buy shares to get stake in prime office space
• Booming tyres business outgrows old premises
• Apple ramps up battle with CarPlay
• Bullying now a H&S concern
• Talks to close UK paper before phone-hacking furore – Brooks
• Little hope for harmony on US Budget
• Abbott to take risk on Qantas
• “I’ve always thought a lot of him, he’s a real stayer, and when the cup field fell away it looked a good race for him, especially with the weight relief he’s getting.”
• Code Nine the one to beat in Cup
• Final Touch far from out of the woods after training accident
• Two points for a penalty – let’s give it a try
• Meunier prepared for battle
• Adventure race moves to Raglan
• Murphy eyes biggest prize
• South Africa struggling to handle Aussie attack
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• YOUR STARS
• Palavi locks down Warriors start
• Ellis expects fierce competitio­n at nationals
• All Whites give youth a chance in Japan
• This just in
• Looking good
• Art & antiques with Dr Lori
• Vanilla panna cotta
• Fennel and ricotta risotto
• Cooking with sarah
• Salted Caramels
• Small bites

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