Waikato Times - 2021-04-17

• Exemplary on Glen Cree
• CARD HOBBY COULD HELP FUND NEW HOME FEATURING RURAL AND LIFESTYLE
• DON’T WAIT TILL YOU SELL TO REDECORATE
• Railway disaster: Lest we forget
• Housing proposal will ‘give others a leg up’
• Job cuts at management school proposed
• Waikato expects ‘slow burn’
• Seven break-ins over three weeks ‘hurt our hearts’
• Business confidence up but concerns remain
• Student mental health fund’s zero-spend
• Booster jabs ‘likely’ in future
• Asians seek wellness support
• Crikey! Prince’s croc catch on display in Napier
• Will power: The Bard endures
• Laws separate us from the beasts, revenge brings us closer
• When words finally have some meaning
• Headline grabber or genuine activist?
• Amazon deal may push tourism – economist
• Freight firms championin­g ‘ambitious’ low-carbon plan
• A soldier’s diary
• Getting older in today’s world
• JAMES IOELU
• So astonishin­g I might put it on a T-shirt
• Wartime spy tale solid, but unspectacu­lar
• Tom and Jerry update shows invention, hilarity and heart
• A monster movie for our times
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Goose-stepping police strut their stuff at school
• Budge takes different tack in new challenge
• Provinces reveal their support
• Star Kiwi filly ready to burst Oaks bubbles
• Talking Tactix and other title contenders
• Same but different as Pulse seek title hat-trick
• The Aussie, the youngsters, the likely winner and other burning questions
• Kiwi driver likened to ageless NFL legend
• Young high fliers brought back to earth by Talay
• History of spilt blood ensures rivalry endures
• Golden reward continues to motivate Kiwi shot put legend
• Weber backs rival’s mooted NRL move

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