Waikato Times - 2014-09-15

• Parker a hit with hospice
• ‘Perfect crowd’ riverside for rowing battle
• Waikato’s Scots weighing up vote
• Students film mini-series to explore top issues
• Daylight robbery busted on CCTV
• Residents dig deep to oppose mining plan
• Huntly marks lives lost in 1914 tragedy
• Moving earth to make roading project work
• Learn to develop your career wings
• Tokoroa tracks draw nation’s mountain bikers
• Traditiona­l Maori sport finds a permanent place
• ‘Learning community’ impresses parents
• Key plays spy agency cards close to chest
• Labour to buy back
• Situation: Cloudy with a chance of success
• Public waits for truth on spy agency
• Moa’s rebirth needs to be thought through, says scientist
• Health insurer pays for holding premiums
• Competitio­n sees trans-Tasman fares fly low
• Investors push $6.5m into jetpack
• Investors shy from Xero move
• ‘Bully’ seeks crack-smoking brother’s mayoral power
• Some see Orange, some see red as big vote nears
• Australian force to help crush Isis
• Hackers threaten mass murder
• Memory boxes
• Fascinatin­g story behind city’s creation
• The dead tell tales
• Days of future past
• Gap between rich and poor
• See how much changes when people do nothing
• Fluoride debate: the mass medication battle
• Comply, don’t provoke
• McKay mulls options for his stable star
• Maritimo looking the goods
• El Roca heartbreak
• Vespa shows fine form at Ruakaka
• Williamson shows class in Knights win
• Melville back in the top flight
• Express finish for Robertson in Marrakech
• Swamp Foxes prevail in Heartland Champs
• Villa topple Liverpool as Chelsea move clear
• Kiwis prop faces nervous judicial wait
• Wallabies curse strikes again with two injured
• McIlroy in hunt for title even without his ‘A’ game
• Kopua keen to clarify Games comment
• Jets down Phoenix in pre-season clash
• Young Stallions handed harsh lesson
• Auckland Developmen­t side prove too strong for Waikato
• Nonu earns respect with classy gesture
• Nonu gone but Crotty’s return eases pain
• Carter due back for clash with North Harbour
• Leaders’ calming role pushes team over line again
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• YOUR STARS
• Ko still on track for title
• New Zealand sporting triumphs are multiplyin­g
• Waikato hold on for vital win
• Midlands men battered in national final
• Good showing from Huskies’ Goodger
• Parker set to headline Hamilton show
• Waikato survive a swim to win

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