Weekend Herald - 2019-11-02

• Too obese for scans, needles
• ENTERING THE BRONZE AGE
• If a doctor could tell you when you were going to die, would you want to know?
• Steve Braunias’ Secret Diary of ... Simon Bridges
• Shock stats
• Keeping up with . . .
• Tasty treats
• Measles threat for NCEA exams
• High poppy seed trade scuttles liquor bid
• Glendowie College joins move to online exams
• Best school day for Ana-Carolina
• Firefighte­rs speed to blaze aboard Waiheke ferry
• More than about a helipad
• Rethink on partnershi­p visas might be needed
• The key people and what to expect
• Govt unveils strategy to aid ageing population
• Sexual-attack cases falter
• ‘I’ll kill you’: Murderer yells at media in court
• A bonus for bone-density researcher­s
• Focus on LA’s poor trapped on Skid Row
• Success and TV rights killed All Blacks’ buzz
• Boot out one coaching way in game of two worlds
• Panic in the rain: Plants defend themselves and warn of danger
• Scene set for upgrade to powerful trade pacts
• The reason we should back England in RWC final
• Student loans
• A quick word
• You don’t need death clock to know life is for the living
• Rugby’s mental game is the hardest to win
• Bogota’s first female mayor challenges Latin America’s political norms
• Kashmir still under lockdown as India forces region into a new era
• Crackdown call criticised
• Investigat­ion focus shifts to lawyers
• Britain tied up in knots over Brexit election
• Portugal
• Afghanista­n
• A match not to dwell on ‘what ifs’
• Steve Hansen’s honest assessment of what went wrong at the World Cup
• Why this Cup has failed to blossom
• Boer War: England expects and Jones believes team can deliver
• Good Lord’s: England win again
• Sports shorts
• Woods transition­s from myopic android to team man
• Red revolution in the wind as Woolf pack gets ready to rip and tear into Kangaroos
• F1 unveils new rules to improve competitio­n
• Chosen for Melbourne Cup
• Yearning for elusive stakes win
• Brutal task ahead in A$7.5m Eagle
• Moreira to ride Cup co-favourite
• Finding the right coach vital to future
• Rio’s power play A $30m shakedown
• Waikato University data scientists awarded
• ANZ trying to close the door on ‘challengin­g’ year
• New Zealand doubles down on free-trade push
• Surveys’ bad news takes a turn for the better
• Scandal-bruised bank focuses on RBNZ reviews and naming CEO
• NZOG drills another hole in investor confidence
• In NZ, if you’re happy then you Moet, says brand boss
• Insider trading allegation­s in CBL class-action claim
• Shares slide as Tiwai threat haunts generators
• Kiwi up despite fresh US-China trade jitters
• Sky TV reveals more detail on NZ Rugby stake
• Win, lose or withdraw, UK is okay
• Kathmandu wraps up Rip Curl purchase
• Beef farm with quality reputation
• Deer farm comes with tourism, hunting options
• Getting to grips with parental leave
• Haven’t heard back yet?
• Cooking up the best plan for $15,000
• Hospitalit­y properties for sale
• Chance to develop large Waiheke block
• High clearance rate from commercial portfolio auction
• Around the block
• Corner site offers future upside
• What’s in store for commercial occupiers in 2020
• Fully-tenanted office for sale in Grey Lynn
• Long-held CBD property is prime for redevelopm­ent
• Last suburban block for sale on peninsula
• Tauriko service station for sale
• CBD industrial property with options
• There’s gold in the land and buildings on offer in Waihi
• Heritage investment with developmen­t upside
• ECO WARRIOR
• CAR OF THE YEAR FINALIST: Ford’s fun Focus
• BUYER’S GUIDE: Nifty apps for drivers
• Fiat talking to Peugeot
• Nissan still believes in Z cars
• Recipe for enjoyment
• Primed to like quirky
• What to see this weekend
• THE ENERGISER
• CASE IN POINT
• Is housing more affordable now?
• HIDE AND SEEK
• SUNNY DISPOSITIO­N
• BEAMING WITH DELIGHT
• HISTORY REPEATS
• LUXURY FINISHES NEEDN’T COST THE EARTH
• MAKING CONNECTION­S
• STEEN NIELSEN

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