Waikato Times - 2022-11-12

• Marauding dogs kill cat, bite man
• Wind farm plan eyes ocean power
• Dad speaks out: Son I forgive you
• Thames ‘spared’ wild, wet weather
• Prepare for Bilbo-level comfort at Hobbiton
• Waikato tea gets on TV — to 100 million viewers
• MPs battle over water reform
• Data shows first Canterbury quake deadlier than thought
• ‘Queen of property’ says businesses solid after ‘disappoint­ing’ tax saga
• When pay rises are a ‘slap in the face’
• Going cold turkey on Facebook
• Cabin fever: It gets the rental cash flowing
• GLOW IN THE DARK: How competitiv­e barbecuing took off
• Rendering war obsolete is a work in progress
• A writer despairs
• Trek ‘n’ Travel going the extra distance
• Orr row raises questions of independen­ce
• Three men in a waka
• Master of comedy yearned to be serious
• Pioneer of New Zealand research in the Antarctic
• Today in History
• Ex-bank retains classic tradition
• Mary Dillon: her life was a romantic career
• Housing — times haven’t changed
• Russia ‘tried and failed’ to test nuclear torpedo
• Carbon emissions rise threatens 1.5C climate target
• ‘Culturally important’ love letters from a teenage Dylan up for auction
• Forever hoping this will be the way forward
• Causeway a powerful reminder of Lawrence’s talent
• Harry Styles the weak link in the disappoint­ing Policeman
• A five-year war of attrition
• All aboard for a tension-filled ride
• A statistics scandal in the gender pay gap
• Maddison makes it to Qatar
• Confident Kiwi Ferns ‘not fazed by England’ At a glance
• Adventures of a lifetime
• At a glance
• Northern raider ready for 1000 Guineas tilt
• Can ABs avoid unwanted history in Edinburgh?

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