Weekend Herald - 2019-01-19

• Lime hopes to put the squeeze on rideshares
• VEGEMANIA!
• ADAMS, THE SUPERHUMAN
• Trains, boats & pain
• Going down: Mortgage rates dip
• Politician’s warning to the RSA: Get with the times or get out
• The unruly tourists
• The nude artist
• Sexism in business
• Call of the wild
• Kiwi travels 20,000km to save her eye
• Too much screen time dangerous for tots’ health : report
• Kiwis keep close eye on unruly tourist family
• Council’s pool sign labelled ‘racism’
• Plastic bag ban creates basket case
• Addicted 5-year-old went cold turkey
• The loving legacy and home Lee Rush built
• The money-saving Kiwi Facebook page that got too big is back
• Tradesmen from hell dupe couple out of $1700
• Prince, 97, shaken in Norfolk car crash
• Korean street food meets Kiwi takeaways
• Arts a whole new ball game for rugby great
• Fewer teachers struck off register
• Drug-test at festivals — it’s a real no-brainer
• Are diet drinks a healthier choice?
• How did that needle get in your fruit?
• Saving the Sarjeant — the beating art of Whanganui
• Galleries add real value to tourism
• Family need answers on boy’s death
• A quick word
• Celebritys­hip scrambled by a world-famous egg
• Retro-justifying the impulses of a fool
• Why pussyhat protesters may stay away
• Space soon to be the final missile frontier
• #MeToo: Real change is coming at a local level
• Trump ‘ordered Cohen to lie to US Congress’
• Airbnb bid to revive old villages
• Tunnels dug in search for child who fell into well
• Man arrested in killing of student in Melbourne
• Total lunar eclipse meets supermoon
• Environmen­t
• ‘India are fearless now — that’s why we beat Australia’
• Dear Abby: Thanks but no thanks to yes, no, yes
• Eddie now has the interchang­eables
• Kiwis enjoy golden hat-trick at World Cup
• Ko one shot off pace in Florida
• Former NZ teammates clash over BBL fiasco
• Bevin maintains Tour lead as Bennett also brilliant
• Munro has a ball as Aces win easily
• Star wars: No quarterbac­k given or asked
• Teen impresses on her way to last 16
• Trainer sets sights on Thorndon Mile
• Tomic labels Hewitt ‘liar’ as Aussies keep lobbing verbal grenades
• Can fairytale come true for Prince Oz?
• Fabulous goes for gold at Trentham
• Telegraph will come down to the wire
• Taniwha touch helps light up emerald green
• Clean up your act
• Many would rather talk to an app than a person
• Two ‘airline Oscars’ for Air NZ
• Comment: Bond lays foundation for future
• Why Aussies are winning the retirement race
• It’s Ardern’s chance to shine — but can she show substance too?
• NZ market rises as hopes grow over trade talks
• Kiwi dollar heading for fall this week
• KiwiBuild boss leaves role
• How to be financiall­y secure without being a homeowner
• Nineteen properties to kick off 2019
• Experts’ gung-ho crystal ball readings
• Experts’ gung-ho crystal ball readings
• Coromandel resort operation
• Play to your strengths in business
• Movers & shakers
• What I’d do
• The best had just begun
• The Casketeers is out of the box
• Memories mould dark work
• Supersleut­h
• Pizza bianca with charred courgette, lemon and mint
• Beetroot, black bean and balsamic burgers with sweet and sour satay
• Bubbling mud and spilt blood
• crime and thrillers
• Missed connection­s
• Ode to human imperfecti­on
• Your Stars
• Cryptic crossword
• Kropotkin 1077
• Observer Everyman
• Weekend Radio
• A NEW BREED OF FERRARI
• Smart tech makes towing safer
• Thunderbir­d good for the soul
• Kiwis’ favourite supercars
• Is F1 popularity slip-sliding away? Kiwi Thunder national drag racing series
• THE GOOD OIL
• Louise Wallace swaps allegiance
• Driven to distractio­n
• The A 200 is sensationa­l and fun
• Range Rover’s luxury hybrid
• Craziest shooting brake racer reborn?
• Future success is up in air/Sky
• APARTMENT LIVING
• Parents dig deep for kids
• Waterview
• Waiheke Island
• Art Deco sets the scene

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