Weekend Herald - 2019-10-26

• TIME TO PRUNE THE ROSES
• Your new-look Satur­day prop­erty magazine
• THE LUX­URY EDI­TION
• How SBW changed at­tack­ing op­por­tu­ni­ties
• Hansen, the mas­ter of the dark art of awe
• Fan’s World Cup tat­too tempts fate
• Steve Brau­nias’ Se­cret Di­ary of ... the Great Fire of Auck­land
• THE DAILY QUIZ
• Women & money
• Real hustlers
• Copy cat
• Sea­son starter
• Bird fuss
• Weather
• Na­tion’s thin blue line is well-inked
• Women, it’s all about you and money
• Stand-alone Lego store set to open
• School that ‘saved’ Lomu backs Laulala
• Kiwi par­ents proudly cheer on their son — play­ing for Eng­land
• Wes­ley’s All Blacks
• IN­FERNO The great fire of Auck­land
• SkyC­ity staff call strike over ‘un­safe’ work­place
• Ed­i­to­rial: Trou­bling ques­tions
• Mar­ket asks, what now for Fletcher Build­ing?
• Break out summer gear for week­end
• Bo­nanza for own­ers in new sub­urb
• What’s on
• Jail­house snitches proven to be liars
• Mu­si­cal chairs at Me­di­a­Works af­ter shock sell-off an­nounce­ment
• The man who climbed into our hearts
• ‘Ask­ing Ma¯ori to fill spir­i­tual void’
• Six ques­tions
• ‘Ten­sion means we get a bet­ter out­come’
• Put Auck­land metro on the fast track
• Don’t lose sleep over your sleep, it’s ge­net­i­cally de­ter­mined
• Coali­tion is thriv­ing on PM’s ta­lent
• Ques­tion time
• Enough memo­ri­als for Ere­bus
• Phone fines
• A quick word
• Now it’s busi­ness time for Rugby World Cup coaches
• Your views
• 720
• 41
• 10
• Rail fund­ing not a mat­ter to be taken lightly
• 234
• 4
• 8
• Spain digs up its trou­bling past as it moves Franco’s body from mau­soleum
• Fos­sil find sheds light on species’ re­cov­ery
• Briefs
• A ro­bot of­fer to be taken at face value
• Wind whips up fires across Cal­i­for­nia as lights go out
• John­son pins Brexit hopes on elec­tion
• Briefs
• Up­grade for Mueller re­view
• Po­lice try to re­trace deadly jour­ney
• Satur­day, 26-Oct-19
• Hansen mas­ter of the coach­ing dark art of awe
• Brodie Re­tal­lick
• Nigel Owens
• Novem­ber last year
• Maro Itoje
• Eras­mus praises Gat­land as a leg­end
• Good start the key to who comes out on top in big semi
• Wales rocked as in­jury shack­les star full­back
• Hart­ley: No fear of All Blacks by Jones’ boys
• Clumsy Ki­wis out­classed by Kan­ga­roos
• Whit­taker re­veals rocky road to get­ting choco­lates
• Mike McClen­nan: A great in­no­va­tor and in­spi­ra­tion
• ‘Cocky’ Aussies thump Kiwi Ferns
• Cap­tain Kane out of se­ries
• Loe blow for Break­ers
• Bay splut­ter into Premier­ship
• Coastal Clas­sic yacht race record
• Shark to cir­cle and pounce in Cox Plate
• Trav­el­ling Light faces tough So­lil­o­quy
• Madi­son County draws wide again
• Eller­slie launch
• Top races
• Jones has the most to lose this week­end
• SkyC­ity still a ‘buy’, but an­a­lyst trims ex­pec­ta­tions
• Key & Xi — what’s the ben­e­fit for NZ?
• From in­va­sion to study­ing life on the mar­gins
• Gail Pacheco
• Time right for Govt to be bold and bor­row
• Un­der a cloud: Is your Ki­wiSaver fund fu­elling cli­mate change?
• In deep
• In­no­va­tor won’t rule out po­lit­i­cal ca­reer
• ‘There’d be buy­ers lin­ing up’: Fon­terra called out on plant clo­sure threat
• EY added as de­fen­dant to Fuji Xerox le­gal pro­ceed­ings
• Syn­lait Milk to buy Dairy­works for $112m
• Ti­wai Point threat con­tin­ues to weigh on prices
• Flat start, but Tau­ranga port still op­ti­mistic
• Brexit ruc­tions, US crit­i­cisms of China hit kiwi
• Rock-solid busi­ness op­por­tu­nity
• Be­ware of what you share on­line
• Back to ba­sics
• Out in the open
• In­ter­est dodge could come back to bite
• Women & Money
• TV3 head­quar­ters for sale
• De­vel­op­ment po­ten­tial in Re­muera
• Why stu­dent ac­com­mo­da­tion blocks are the ones to watch
• Around the block
• Pre­mium in­vest­ment op­por­tu­nity
• Three Auck­land of­fice build­ings in one
• Re­tail unit on Queen Street with long lease
• One­hunga prop­erty has long-stand­ing ten­ant
• Qual­ity quar­tet for auc­tion in Tau­ranga
• Pa­toka dairy farm of­fers ex­cel­lent re­turns
• PFI’s $33m sale re­flects strong in­vestor de­mand
• Pon­sonby cor­ner re­tail site
• His­toric build­ing trans­formed in Palmer­ston North
• FIRST CLASS: BENT­LEY FLY­ING SPUR
• COTY count­down: BMW 3-Se­ries
• Maserati Le­vante V8 first drive
• As­ton Martin DBX ac­ces­sories
• Lux­ury buy­ing & car care tips
• Mer­cedes-Benz X-Class
• Never too old for toys
• DRIVEN’S WEEK IN WHEELS AND OUR IDEAS OF LUX­URY
• DRIVEN QUIZ
• MO­TOR­SPORT
• ME&MYCAR
• BUYER’S GUIDE
• MER­CEDES-BENZ X-CLASS
• Lux­ury ac­com­mo­da­tion & short breaks
• High-speed thrills
• For that spe­cial oc­ca­sion
• Play­ful Porsche
• Wear it well
• Time­piece
• Lexus un­veils the fu­ture
• TT: the next gen­er­a­tion
• Auf Wieder­se­hen BMW i3
• Elec­tric Golf R re­place­ment ru­mours on the charge
• The week in mo­tor­ing NUM­BER CRUNCH­ING
• It’s all go all over this week­end
• BEAU­TI­FUL DREAMER
• What to see this week­end
• MIS­SION BAY
• PAY­ING HOMAGE
• Too soon to say boom is com­ing back
• GRAND DREAMS
• BACH TO THE FU­TURE
• FRINGE AP­PEAL
• DIGI TOOLS FOR DO­MES­TIC BLISS
• BREAK­ING NEW GROUND
• Why your next house should be a new-build
• BE­HIND THE GREEN DOOR
• MARTIN COOPER
• FIRST IM­PRES­SIONS COUNT

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