Waikato Times - 2014-09-01

• UNDER PRESSURE
• Hoteliers tied up, robbed
• A homemade bomb, a gas cylinder, a toilet drop – what was the big bang?
• Silence the killer – teen suicide
• Steel net long-term safety solution to stop rockfalls onto road
• Water quality for discussion
• Warriors grant dying fan’s wish
• New high school plans out for tender
• Farmer tried to ‘influence’ inspectors
• Cool sunglasses now optional part of school uniform
• Celebratio­n idea seeding well 14 years on
• Shoshana has the write stuff to study at UCLA
• Police search for trio who carjacked driver
• Candidate links smacking ban to youth suicide
• Pedal powered policy put to the test
• Axe to fall on soaring ministry travel costs
• China’s foreign minister to visit near election
• Some satisfacti­on in suing sex worker
• River run focus on farm sale fears
• Popular scallop festival has seafood in the bag
• Vets warn of deadly dog disease
• Mobil phone app points finger at polluters
• Secondary tax on the way out
• Farmers milk online technology for results
• Chinese deal hits Fonterra’s credit rating
• PM flees as military takes control
• Protesters demand PM’s resignatio­n
• EU threatens new sanctions as war fears mount
• Aircraft drop supplies to town besieged by jihadists
• Memory boxes
• Mighty Waikato is not easily tamed
• The dead tell tales
• Camera obscura
• A disturbing political picture
• Russian ‘invasion’ latest move in game of chicken
• Why is it hard to shake the unhealthy weight of obesity?
• Are electoral laws working?
• Silent Achiever looking the goods
• Electric performanc­e from Stratocast­er
• Te Aroha abandoned
• Somervell holding high hopes for Addictive Habit
• Finns feel full force of American superstars
• Sweet for Chelsea, sour for City
• Fragile England spun out again
• Kiwi women finish series on the podium
• Unheralded Serb knocks out Kvitova
• Melville’s still alive despite missed chance
• Impenetrab­le HBHS qualify for final four
• Another Pan Pac bronze for Ashby
• Swampfoxes hold on for first win
• Turks turn their backs as Tall Blacks perform haka
• Waikato women’s team win a crushing victory
• A golden memory for scullers
• Six under jolts Lee up board
• Gutsy victory revives campaign
• Magpies relish Dagg’s influence in Ranfurly Shield victory
• Rea will guide Kiwi pitchers
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• YOUR STARS
• This isn’t your bog standard sport
• Struggling Kiwis crash out of teams’ medal race
• Bogged down:
• Stallions spooked by Bulls rush
• Ruthless Warriors pound away on door to playoffs
• Kiwis shine with second gold
• Midlands dominate clash but Harbour keep scores even
• Ranfurly win not enough for Dagg

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