Waikato Times - 2015-03-02

• More carnage on our roads
• Hamilton be prepared, O-week kicks off academic year
• Smart planning and right advice will see you through
• From Kihikihi to the stars, via Star Trek
• Car winner at the wheel
• Bronze statue built for the digital age
• New regional airline service ‘total different picture’
• Melville pathway to danger needs altering – residents
• Safety plan achieves thumbs up
• City council holds off adopting funding policy
• Shedmen hankering for more room
• Fire ban bylaw an ‘erosion of rights’
• New Zealand opens its eye on our universe
• Captain’s sixes impress new US ambassador
• Too late for Key to help besieged Abbott
• Taxpayers folk out another $200k in Bain case
• Kiwis will be killed too, warns Australian PM
• Business hitting singles, not sixes
• IRD forgives millions in ‘shortfall’ penalties
• Stuff looking at options for premium membership
• Insurers to rule on what makes a SME
• NZ won’t follow Australia over food labelling
• Brazen assassinat­ion shocks opposition community
• Rampaging gunman kills seven, then himself after mum dies
• Fake refugee stars in Kremlin PR war
• Buck stops hair in Prince William’s samurai dress-up
• Taking more river water
• All too human tale plays out against vast cosmic backdrop
• Viktor Oban’s hold on Hungary is unrelentin­g
• Close funding loopholes
• Visitors to Tibet will discover a land of stunning scenery, deep spirituali­ty and big-hearted people.
• Battle between rival Maori printing presses
• Memory boxes
• The dead tell tales
• Days of future past
• Camera obscura
• Future bright for Mongolian Khan
• McCullum celebrates twice after Passing Shot success
• Dunn seals driving series with Super Sunday win
• Newitt to ride Puccini
• Chiefs find their try-scoring mojo
• Move to the Bay pays off for Bardoul
• WaiBoP throw away two-goal advantage
• New Zealand’s sporting success is not by accident
• New stars shine for victorious Magic
• Breakers back in final after Adelaide sweep
• Bevin makes it two in a row in The Rev
• McCullum a one-off show-stopper
• Williamson stakes claim as cricket’s unsmiling assassin
• Declaratio­ns set up exciting final day
• Melville claim much-delayed one-day title
• Starc reality: Aussie still cup favourites
• Chiefs sweating on Retallick injury
• SBW not getting carried away with big win
• Ko cruises to second Open win

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