Waikato Times - 2017-02-28

• Phil’s backyard cat battle
• Student’s body found in lake
• Couple sad to see old maple go
• Waikato’s ED times ‘are worst’
• Life in a horse truck, but this rider’s on track for glory
• Life on the road a blast for couple
• No to cafe, but yes to restaurant
• Crime spree: Boy, 12, arrested for ram raid
• Williams on cocaine-buying count
• ‘Grudge led to brutal attacks on woman’
• Help with housing up on forecast
• Drug tests catch out jobseekers
• Free dental care meets acute need of poor
• CYF admits its mistakes led to toddler’s death
• We can’t let details bog us down
• Water meters
• It’s official, famine is back and growing
• Famine-hit South Sudanese eat weeds
• May set to tighten entry to Britain
• Le Pen bids for Fillon followers
• A memorable mix-up at the Oscars
• Farmers win second look
• Bobby calf death rate halved
• Milk prices drop as supplies rise
• Trade barriers cost dairy exports $1.3 billion a year
• Monday mail blitz for rural postie
• Jury still out on fatalities
• Half year loss sour for Comvita
• Rampant rates anger farmers
• Opotiki farmers win top award
• Crowing about Year of the Rooster
• Spark to give away Netflix for a year
• Shoppers’ top ten trolley items revealed
• 10 reasons to see a therapist
• The best nutrients for healthy skin
• McCartney just wants to have fun
• It’s no joke: Williams blackens a cherished legacy
• ‘Special’ Zlatan wins cup for United
• Cambridge push well clear
• Mallett reluctant to praise England
• Shackling de Villiers key for NZ
• Black Caps turn to spinning a yarn
• When it’s preferable not to get a batsman out
• Watling to the rescue for ND

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