Waikato Times - 2015-09-10

• Waikato mortgagee sales hit 7-year low
• Special day for visiting rowers
• Hotel makeover will boost visitor numbers
• Temporary relief to fill job posts
• Waikato roads claim two more in crashes
• Kiwis behind Nepal recovery effort
• Ferrybank process gets underway
• Family grieving over double loss
• All Blacks begin NZ’s World Cup mission
• Cash-flow problems force business into liquidatio­n
• Theft puts charity projects in jeopardy
• Property owners warn of erosion threat
• Creative hobby produces award winning results
• TGH boss business focused, socially driven
• Airport protesters arrested
• Gunman’s final Facebook post about peace
• One house, eight rooms, 20 tenants
• National vigil over refugee quota
• Prepaid leaves families cold
• Quiksilver files for bankruptcy
• Pity the poor Kiwi children
• Putin’s plans in Syria tempting, but rotten
• Foiled, or fouled?
• Farmer’s T-shirt
• Pope misreprese­nted
• Samsung Note 5: Stylish with a stylus
• Get ready to farewell barcodes
• Teenagers use apps to hide photos
• This is the droid you’re looking for
• US cool on taking in refugees to ease crisis
• Queen Elizabeth II quietly marks longest reign
• Passengers escape fire on jet
• Te Akau winners impress
• Thorn Prince gets easier task before Hastings
• Ko enters last chance saloon
• Emotional Rooney breaks scoring record
• Heavy hitters make timely return to action to light up NRL finals stage
• All Blacks receive fitting farewell
• Kaino locked and loaded as battle heats up
• Australia taking World Cup mission ‘one team at a time’
• Crockett’s patience is finally rewarded
• Anderson pacing himself in bid to make Brisbane
• Hudson defends youth policy as critics lash out
• Irene to go hell for leather
• Burn ready to tackle chance
• Carrington confident Rio’s lagoon will scrub up well
• Harvard want to compensate for 2014 Great Race

Waikato Times - 2015-09-09

Waikato Times - 2015-09-11