Weekend Herald - 2019-08-10

• Bledisloe Cup
• Hot houses
• Bold plan to open up Auckland’s waterfront
• Your guide to the Premier League
• If they barge cars, will it sink dolphins?
• The princess, the sheikh & the Kiwis
• Taylor Swift fan’s sad death
• The quay to unlocking an unwelcome eyesore
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... Winston Peters
• Minister of laughs
• Flying green
• What we learned from the abortion law’s first reading,
• Bin there, done that, admits Vodafone
• Papa’s got a new manbag — and he can reuse it at supermarke­t
• Man critically injured after apparent shooting
• Trade-killing CRL works aided heist: Shop owner
• Accused in Vector hack attack yet to plead
• $3m cocaine haul was likely destined for Australia
• Meth bust: Brit arrested at airport
• Audrey Young:
• Lizzie Marvelly:
• Retailers fined $1m for toy sales
• Transgende­r applicant claims Air NZ job bias
• New Commerce Commission boss on giving Kiwis a fair go,
• Concrete solutions needed to cut carbon dioxide emissions
• Compromise can’t torpedo decriminal­ised abortion law
• A quick word
• Adrian Orr: 100% genius or zombie?
• Global crisis looms as climate change saps nutrients from our crops
• Hajj a time for reflection and renewal
• PM: Bags of time for Brexit
• Too tired to work? The eyes give it away
• Corbyn warns against ‘abuse of power’
• Modi hails historic move, Khan vows to hit back
• Shootings prompt US travel warnings
• Summit to tackle online extremism
• Tensions grow over Modi’s Kashmir move
• Dems: Trump is a white supremacis­t
• UN climate report focuses on land and eating habits
• Highest warning ahead of Typhoon Lekima
• The impossible dream
• All Blacks bury unsmiling image
• Cheika turns back clock with old combo
• 5 things to look forward to at Optus Stadium tonight
• Kurtley carve-up could be on cards
• Boks swap front row in bid for bonus point win
• Kiwi Cowboy opens up on brain bleed
• Round of great Merritt few fans saw
• Cassidy king of Japanese tracks in two categories
• Williams reaches Rogers Cup quarters
• Rafa’s not ruffled by win in wind
• Duncan-Lammas duo eye elite double
• Dez set to defend title in Winter Classic
• McNab scores Foxbridge ride on Melody Belle
• Strong Pukekohe book for bruised jockey
• The art of CRAFT
• Golden Sands: $30m windfall forecast
• Free falling — will rates go negative?
• Surprises not a habit says RBNZ
• Growth in tourism well down on its peak
• NZ risks being caught in trade war crossfire
• First step to KiwiSaver: Tough but worth it
• ‘I have huge passion for future of NZ markets’
• Prices slip as investors await company earnings
• Power firms prepare to start building
• Dollar ends the week well up on its low point
• Nordic-style tents are open for business
• Dance your way to that job
• Things your CV should always have
• Character on Vulcan Lane
• New Lynn retail complex ripe for new look
• Eden Terrace property with star quality
• Around the block
• Park and thrive in Raglan
• Timaru offers untapped potential
• Poultry investors are hatching plans
• Property with warehouse has Skellerup as its anchor
• Post office puts stamp on Hastings history
• Who won Driven’s Top Gear – Route 66 competitio­n?
• Car care: how to avoid nasty repair bills
• Honda’s new Civic sedan quick off the mark
• Progress for the people
• Mercedes’ new GLE arrives with important advances
• Track record of surprises
• On -road costs explained
• SECRETS OF AN INTERIOR DESIGNER
• APARTMENT LIVING
• Is it really cheaper to buy on city fringe and commute?
• Field of dreams
• Love at first sight
• New Neighbourh­ood

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