Weekend Herald - 2018-07-07

• TOILET TAX
• It's coming home?
• HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEORGE
• Gridlock — and it’s only Saturday afternoon
• Race to save Thai schoolboys
• TRAIL OF TERROR
• Are we that flush?
• Auckland’s big sell-off
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... the impossible burger
• Mental health changes limp along
• Catscapade goes viral with juicy steak story
• Editorial: Failings need to be exposed
• ‘I still feel bad. Life changed that day’
• Who pays in insurer switch on day of quake
• Loot missing as rooftop jewel raider pleads guilty
• Wet, windy start for school holidays
• $237m national war museum plans in doubt
• Lotto millionair­e blows half his cash in a year
• Here’s a team we can be proud of
• Is nail polish remover making you sick?
• Weird Science
• Mud flies as National tries Peters’ playbook
• Test your knowledge of the week in politics
• Toilet tax — are we that flush?
• A quick word
• Our impossible MPs need to get on board
• World Cup magic casts its mysterious spell
• Pruitt’s toxic legacy leaves its mark
• Correa says he is target of political ploy
• Pompeo plans to nail down deal details in Pyongyang
• UK calls for Russian help after poisoning
• United States
• SEVENS RIFT that cost us gold
• Ioane best back-up to Read for Cup
• Shot in the dark
• Froome vroom
• Crusaders confirm top position
• McKenzie set to miss Chiefs’ home advantage showdown next week
• Canes can use Blues to rediscover winning form
• Warriors embarrasse­d in Penrith
• Muguruza’s Wimbledon defence ends with a whimper
• Confident shootout win impresses commentato­r
• Kiwis primed for month of pain
• City Kickboxing a magnet for combat talent here and beyond
• Hartley anticipati­ng famous race
• Qualifying the key for Kiwi
• NZ’s push for inclusion on WRC calendar gets boost
• Hatton shoo-in to unveil new star at Te Rapa
• Wood-en it be good to get edge
• Farr out: Jockey sings jumper’s praises
• Top trainers to the fore in awards finalists
• McDonald denies talk of moving to England
• The curious With Richard Hinds cult of Kyrgios . . .
• Waiuku draughtsma­n ultimate Ultraman of Aussie
• Trump ups the ante as trade war begins
• Orr’s mission to bring M¯aori culture to the central bank
• Move to standardis­e banks’ risk
• More than Rupert Murdoch’s hitman
• Is this a Kodak moment for NZ Post?
• Parents subscribin­g to convenienc­e
• KiwiSaver changes good but not perfect
• Mission Bay driveway battle hits court
• Global equities boom, but who is winning?
• Japanese boat in NZ waters ordered to pay $177k
• Fletcher, Sky TV drive index to a new record
• Dollar heads for weekly gain against the greenback
• Take real ownership of your job
• Should your CV include a photo?
• Another Augusta syndicatio­n
• Albany expressway developmen­t site
• Around the block
• Rosebank site is buy now, pay later
• Warehouse-office keeps on giving
• Food-grade building in Tauriko
• Childcare investment in growing Ashhurst
• Boat sales, service and storage
• Blank canvas at Tauranga industrial hub
• MoMo anchors Penrose light industry property
• A well placed day care centre
• Big developers look toward Hawke’s Bay
• Te Manawa o Tu¯hoe forests for sale
• What I’d do
• The better part of velour
• Storybook torment rings true
• ‘LA can be a lonely place’
• Block relief may be at hand
• Good old days are back
• Careless parents
• In the ultra-modern tradition
• Also like . . .
• ‘Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless’
• Popular fiction
• Thriller builds to a philosophi­cal climax
• Millennial marital dramas
• To the moon and back
• Recycling works
• Fragments of a life in exile
• Images of Matariki
• Your Stars
• Cryptic crossword
• Kropotkin 1049
• Stay safe on two wheels
• TWO WHEELS
• COVER STORY
• Stars sign on for Ford-Ferrari flick
• Travis Pastrana’s Evel streak
• Forget autonomous cars, some insist on flying ones
• New versus imports
• BIG AND BOLD
• Superlegge­ra debut in Auckland
• Motor racing was the winner
• Pre-purchase inspection stories
• COUNTRY LIFESTYLE
• APARTMENT LIVING
• LET’S MOVE TO...
• Home search gets harder
• Tiny fix for big problem
• Large section a bonus
• Everyone’s a winner
• Elegant and serene
• Natural connection
• Encouragin­g signs all round as listing & sale opportunit­ies continue to shine.

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