Weekend Herald - 2018-10-27

• ‘He was an amazing boy’
• PRINCELY SUMS
• Does your house earn more than you?
• The ABs face a new enemy
• Judith Collins
• Undergroun­d mountain of sugar? Sweet!
• Pressure so grim doctor spent lunch crying in loo
• Cop lucks out in racist rant at casino, but wins $11k police jackpot
• Butane blast hurts 8 at school
• ‘Family bach’ takes out supreme award
• Family-favourite Waiwera resort turns wasteland
• ‘You can give up or try to change the world’
• Shake-up of transtasma­n airlines win for travellers
• Fancy your beer with a spot of Lime? Forget it
• Busway to drive forward through bulldozed houses
• If you crave 90s rave — here comes heaven
• Expert’s inquiry work may be revisited
• Saving Micheline
• War museum in France honours bonds forged in conflict
• Why I sympathise with Jami-Lee Ross
• Sun sets on bacteria-filled homes
• Weird Science
• OUR FINEST HOUR
• Working 9-5 Is it a way to make a living?
• Let’s welcome scooters — but with a few riders
• A quick word
• Here’s to those putting in a marathon effort
• Waterfront stadium like wine and beer mix
• A year’s sweet sailing but pirates ahead
• Question time
• Riyadh again changes its story
• Police get lie detectors to test written statements
• MP uses privilege to expose Topshop owner
• ‘Reckon God wanted a little polk salad’
• Google chief: We’ve cracked down on harassment
• China channels Trump
• Support, uncertaint­y on caravan trail
• Hunt widens for mail bomber
• The politician accused of racism winning over voters of all colours
• How kingdom’s financial clout influences Arab-world’s media
• The binge-eating craze that has authoritie­s worried
• Warriors put Johnson on notice
• We’ve created a monster
• Intrigue over two AB playmakers
• All Blacks set to hone kick-chase game
• Hurricanes after speedster
• Sonny Bill comes out in support of Cooper
• Tough times coming as Kiwis confront England
• Fa’s prospects bolstered by WBO top-10 ranking
• NZ league confident Maguire will stay
• Scotsman named as new coach of Football Ferns
• Tanielu signing a Tuatara coup
• Black Caps return to their happy place
• 5 Issues Stead must address
• Winx goes for 4-peat in Cox Plate
• Waikato Stud boss excited about big race
• Irish star tipped likely to challenge wonder mare
• Loose Cannon set to fire at Ellerslie for Cambridge trainer
• Making Auckland respectabl­e again
• World accepts ruling on NZ-made labels
• Power price hike sparks blame game
• Two new players hit by $50m telco tax, another escapes
• Builder feels right at home
• Company too complex for shareholde­rs’ good
• Will Ardern’s fondness for ‘captain’s calls’ come back to bite her?
• Taking stock of the sharemarke­t
• It’s time to end interest-free student loans
• Shares mixed as Pushpay leads market higher
• Kiwi dollar set for weekly fall against greenback
• Two management rights businesses for sale
• The little things count
• Reversing to go forward
• Waimāuku supermarke­t auction
• Land in fast-growing Warkworth
• Rotorua industrial investment
• Achilles House a real character
• Auckland’s hotel market booming
• Vineyard in receiversh­ip sale
• Drystock, hunting, orchards . . .
• High-profile Pukekohe town centre retail
• Two-level Mt Wellington offices
• Opportunit­y to own The Engine Room
• Thirsty Tui gastropub and hotel
• New-wave childcare for Whenuapai
• Freight tenant in North Harbour
• Top Waiuku dairy property
• Split-risk strata investment in central city
• TRICKS OF THE TRADE
• One he prepared earlier . . .
• The spice of life
• Revival of the fittest
• Sample in small mouthfuls
• Takeout stakeout
• You’re not watching TVnow...
• Drama queen
• Loafing around
• Topp-notch food
• The art of mapping the future
• Entering hostile territory
• Unveiling tales behind the faces
• A corset-ripping thriller
• Popular fiction
• A surreal romp
• Weaving two sides
• Your Stars
• Cryptic crossword
• Kropotkin 1065
• Observer Everyman
• Weekend Radio
• Celebrate a golden era for motorsport
• Choosing an economical car
• Filling a vacuum in Singapore
• Bahar has last laugh with Ferrari 412 reincarnat­ion
• BMW 7 Series drivers the worst offenders
• Alfa’s Stelvio passes muster
• It’s your choice, people
• MAKING A PITA STOP
• BRED FOR SPEED
• Yamaha goes all in for riders
• Searching for a cheap bed on wheels?
• STUNNING SEA VIEWS
• Home cleaning — naturally
• Heaven in holiday home
• Sunset boulevard
• Seeing is believing
• Beachfront or bush
• Your garden in the sky
• Designed for hard knocks
• It’s freehold and ‘as new’

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