Weekend Herald - 2018-11-17

• Cop tasers eight recruits
• Twin miracles
• Fantastic beasts
• ‘I spent 17 hours a day in prison with Sroubek’
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... DONALD TRUMP
• Land locked
• Family rocked by second tragedy
• Church exits over same-sex marriage
• RadioLIVE host slams axing move
• Grieving mum: Don’t delay with sick kids
• House on volcanic cone plan buys fight
• ‘We never thought it was going to be easy’
• Battle over stunning views
• Luxury cars, warship at new-look Apec
• 9-month wait for vital heart scan
• PM’s busy Singapore diary
• More New Zealanders prefer clicks to cliques
• Play’s the thing for civilian war prisoners
• Women that P¯akeh¯a history forgot
• Sponging up lithium to power smartphone­s
• Weird Science
• The bodyguard at the end of the world
• Seeds of discontent as Jones dishes out loot
• Question time
• Young should not miss out on prizing achievemen­t
• A quick word
• Let’s prove worthy women’s cup hosts
• Forget onions, Oz offer could be major slip-up
• Hidden toll of US drones in Yemen
• Factory setting for Kim tour
• ‘Super Earth’ may hold clues to distant worlds
• Soros calls for investigat­ion of Facebook
• Pressure on power company
• Burning issue: Health concerns over wildfires
• Rohingya repatriati­on plan scrapped — for now
• Death penalty call in Khashoggi case
• Couple, homeless man charged in charity scam
• Oreos maker targeted over use of palm oil
• Death toll from wildfire rises to 63
• Growing health fears
• Brexit a path of twists and turns
• The story so far: How Britain got itself in a bind
• May defends Brexit deal to the death
• ABs need their ice to beat Irish fire
• Smith stopping to smell the roses (and shamrocks)
• New Blues board’s decisive action on Umaga gives hope for future
• NZ have too much control of the game
• Johnson’s Olympic mindset aids recovery
• Final-hole controvers­y robs Geary of European Tour spot
• Black Caps batsmen make poor start
• Sports briefs
• Rooney signs off a second time with a sigh of relief
• Xpression has X-factor in Guineas
• Ford produces an amazing trotting history double
• Cruz Bromac best hope in Interdoms
• The captain who could not control his team
• Oil’s big plunge eases the squeeze on drivers
• Complainan­t’s question: Who judges the judges?
• BNZ’s Angela Mentis revealed as New Zealand’s highest paid bank boss
• Helping the world’s feet slip into NZ wool
• Why Reserve Bank should hand over role of regulation
• Volcanic theme lights up city’s newest hotel
• New Airbus ready for takeoff as competitio­n gathers pace on Tasman routes
• Smart way to cash in on housing market
• How to avoid the Chicken Little syndrome
• NZ sharemarke­t falls over Brexit uncertaint­y
• New Zealand dollar heading for weekly gain
• Manufactur­ing growth highest in five months
• BB French a classic opportunit­y in Sanson
• Cinnamon Brown the taste of Howick
• Talent mismatch highest in seven years
• Movers & shakers
• Mangawhai’s new town
• Bayleys Waikato HQ for sale and leaseback
• Former police station for sale
• Around the block
• Adding spice in Victoria St
• Tamaki beachfront opportunit­y
• Big Frankton industrial blocks
• Solid Mangere investment
• East Tamaki industrial
• Manly site is under-developed
• Cabinetry base ‘plane good value’
• Add-value opportunit­ies at former Lion Breweries
• Whakat¯ane aged care facility on long lease
• Pt Chev site has massive exposure
• Second sale at Trelinnoe Park
• What I’d Do
• Takeout stakeout
• Barbers with benefits
• ‘We had to start over’
• Some of the best TV this year
• the White Stuff
• Should you buy the box set?
• Still got a spring in my step
• Chef who’s coming to dinner
• Singular strengths
• My bookshelf
• Teen reads
• Lessons from imagined world
• Schemes and dreams
• Pushing the possibilit­ies
• Your Stars
• Weekend Radio
• Planet FM 104.6FM
• FLYING MITSUBISHI
• Night driving tips
• Colorado Xtreme
• BUYERS’ GUIDE
• MOTORSPORT
• CLASSIC CARS
• CAR OF THE YEAR CONTENDERS
• Pole start for Polestar
• Auto pilot extreme
• Last chance to see a real F1 race
• ONCE UPON A TIME...
• NEW NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• The best homes on your phone
• Trust sales: things can get complicate­d
• In famed rose artist’s family for 74 years
• Family takes centre stage
• A radical change from the norm
• Luxury WITHOUT LIMITS
• PUT CORK IN IT
• ‘It’s like you’re in a holiday home’
• 13 Alan Murray Lane, Oneroa
• Chaos now, but this will soon be NZ’s Madison Ave
• Unique 70s family getaway

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