Waikato Times - 2014-09-05

• Nats well back on track
• New Wintec building open for business
• Debate over proposed fire bylaw
• Quick-thinking schoolgirl escapes man
• Amnesty concert brings brothers’ groups together
• Pukekohe wins ‘lucky town’ status
• Adventure twins well on their way
• Coach stood down after student strips
• More bombshells likely on the way to ballot box
• Work and Income on security alert
• Modern apartments now viable for profession­als and retirees
• Labour’s tax and spend mean big interest – Key
• Home building activity flat
• Most laid-off staff find jobs
• Support sought for right to hunt minke whales
• Parents thought son would be killed
• We won’t be cowed by barbaric killers, leaders vow
• Romneya coulteri
• Book review
• This prized soil
• Mulch of a mulchness
• Please fix the footpaths
• Three-man partnershi­p seeks to undermine public opinion
• Concern over dairy prices
• Cullen hoping history repeats in Great Northern
• Rogersons getting Costume all dressed up for Windsor Park Plate
• Champion Australian hoop answers the call for Ellerslie
• Waller’s half dozen no certainty in Chelmsford
• Cup field could match quality of golden era
• Avisto back on track
• Hoops future bright as young talent holds court
• Stay focused, McFadden tells team
• Kiwis, All Blacks on UK soil at same time
• Williams grabs medal haul
• Pumas need to show some faith
• Barrett feels the intensity as start in hot seat nears
• Dagg knows he needs to perform
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Bauer, Villumsen in Spanish mission
• Boks mull over ABs’ novel maul strategy
• Push earns Big Ben five-week ban
• Waikato on alert for shark attack
• McKenzie continues rapid rise

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