Waikato Times - 2014-05-26

• Ultrafast broadband is spreading across the Waikato yet it has failed to tap the market, reports Elton Smallman.
• Asylum seekers eye NZ
• Connecting to fibre network
• Fans gather for celebratio­n of games geekdom
• Transfer of bus operations ‘pricey’ warns regional councillor
• Ill health knocks out Ham West candidate
• ‘Left-wing block’ may undo National – Key
• Greens saddle up for votes
• Dylan fan ecstatic the man will play in city
• Gate-crashing polar bear locked out of conference
• Box City wide awake to the effects of famine
• Steamy views a bonus offering for lake visitors
• Council takes a conservati­ve line with 1.66 per cent rate increase
• Witness reveals fresh details of balloon accident
• Kiwi has close call in California shooting rampage
• Voters turning up key to winning election says National
• Asylum seekers set for second attempt to reach NZ
• Bringing actor back
• Snow tracks power-cutting violent winds
• Expo a cauldron of death, gore, terror, weird fantasy
• Maori view of Asians deteriorat­ing
• Police officer’s nose broken in attack
• When flatmates or boarders become taxable
• Labour bad for small business, says academic
• NZ Mint adds platinum to portfolio
• Lunch with leaders to help poor
• Loveless loner’s killing spree costs six innocent lives
• Crack down on anti-army dissent or be transferre­d, officials ordered
• Bereft father rips into US gun lobby
• CAMPUS KILLINGS
• Three die as attack on Jewish Museum raises anti-Semitic terror fears
• Kim Kardashian and Kanye West wed behind fort walls
• CIA gave bomber refuge in return for nuke secrets
• Putin rules out new Cold War
• Nato members discuss next move in relationsh­ip with Russia
• In the year that Paris celebrates the 125th anniversar­y of its famous tower, Steven Levingston looks at how an empty monument has come to signify so much.
• Memory boxes
• Native Lands Act a blot on our history
• The dead tell tales
• Camera obscura
• Isaac Richardson Vialou, ?-1884
• Are we any better off?
• Myths as much a part of our history as documented facts
• Modi may be India’s best hope of progress
• Publicity for successes only
• WAIKATO TIMES - THE WAY WE WERE
• Manning may be charged over corrupt claim
• Hogans have plenty of heroes on hand
• Bright winter for Gazza
• Coleman the difference in tough tussle
• Real Madrid stage fightback to take title in style
• Evans happy with return in Monaco
• Zamora strike puts QPR back in top flight
• Ryder ready to put his wild days behind him
• Job only half done for Wilkinson
• Ageing stars are living off their past glories, writes Joseph Romanos.
• Marist burst back into top four with statement
• Gritty Hukanui hold strong again to win
• University women cop first loss of season
• Ngaruawahi­a beaten at the death by late penalty
• Sharks’ killer run keeps on going
• Dagg still in dark over superb match-saving tackle
• No break but Taylor’s season rests on scan
• Papalii ready to run riot in Origin opener
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Big three fire to topple Giants
• Johnson stays positive
• Cairns gets chance to have say
• Magic’s road to playoffs gets that much tougher after loss
• Chiefs have to bounce back quick
• Barrett favoured

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