Waikato Times - 2015-09-02

• Life and death of Jaques Donker
• Final four designs chosen in competitio­n for national emblem
• Kiwi flies again over Waikato
• Flag debate puts city in a flutter
• Tauranga campus moves ahead
• Ngati Paoa ready for battle over Auckland
• Curly’s a godsend for Putaruru widow
• Gas bills set to rise from October as costs grow
• Matamata deals with home invasion and ram raid
• Tough criteria lead to reduction in circumcisi­ons
• Murderer handed himself in to police
• ‘Vulnerable’ plant found on Pirongia
• Solar panels enable library to generate its own power
• Creamery releases two new milk brews
• Wet, wild Waikato weather continues
• People rekindle love for books
• Use lake more, philanthro­pist urges
• Auckland to regenerate council land
• Basilica restoratio­n gets stamp of approval
• It’s not easy being rich, complains Minecraft billionair­e
• Human wave may end free travel
• Storms wind up for big Pacific hurricane season
• Irish nanny cleared in case of shaken baby
• Police to pay themselves reward
• Sanctions plan to punish cyberspyin­g
• Malaysian politics messy, undemocrat­ic to outsiders
• Getting old not for faint-hearted
• Key shames NZ
• Clearer Sir Ed ‘an improvemen­t’
• Foreman: Business, botulism, blushes
• Fonterra loan plan set to be popular
• Goldminer forecast up on cost reduction
• Covered f itness pool opens for business
• Workplaces flexible but legislatio­n curbs holidays
• Kiwi falls below US64c
• James suggests patience during weather woes
• Industry schism widens
• Tribute to Bart
• Fawkner on target
• Politician­s take the buzz out of Beehive
• Women’s eight close in on historic Olympic spot
• Waikato Stadium to host WaiBop games
• Dirty dozen to join the All Blacks family
• Trying times behind Tucker
• Hamilton’s Fine Homes Tour is back, with 10 of the city’s dazzling homes opening their doors to the paying public for charity. Stacey Oliver reports.

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