Waikato Times - 2021-07-24

• Make the move to Myrtle
• GET ON THE LADDER WITH AN APARTMENT FEATURING RURAL AND LIFESTYLE
• HOW TO LIGHTEN UP A DARK BATHROOM
• Brothers not in arms
• Ma¯ori artist created offensive Covid design
• Fears cartoon backlash may undermine vaccine efforts
• Mercy dash amid rioting, chaos
• Violent city attack — witnesses sought
• House of the Year turns its back to the street
• Principal apologises to bullying survivor
• Uyghurs at the bullseye of ‘mass incarcerat­ion state’
• Climate change may be behind chimp attacks, say scientists
• China crackdown extends to children’s books
• Mars yields innermost clues to the secret of its ancient formation
• Taliban muster for mass attack to take Kandahar
• Britain’s Covid experiment fascinates world
• Chickens coming home
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• A city of rage
• Hamilton’s day of violence
• Funless G.I. Joe reboot slithers into realms of the ridiculous
• Wait for a better war story than this
• Old hat tale hits a new low
• Last of the NZ Olympic team of 1948
• A talent for bringing out the best in everyone
• Today in History
• Gloriavale’s workforce voluntary, says authority
• House prices pose risk to banks, agency warns
• Possible data breach at DHB provider
• McAleese: the man with stickabili­ty
• Kiwis in action
• Good start but it’s only a start – Wood
• Finally, it’s all about the rugby At a glance
• Former Kiwi showjumper clears hurdle
• At a glance
• Steel, Tactix fight for comforts of home At a glance
• British league boss irate over Cup withdrawal
• Bennett’s friends are now his foes in Tokyo road race
• Promising signs on the water for NZ crews
• Bledisloe Cup jeopardise­d by shutdown

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