Weekend Herald - 2020-10-03

• Covid- positive: US President and First Lady
• City of fails
• America’s Cup warning
• Portrait of a leader
• Six big ideas
• Labour to scrap RMA to rein in house prices
• Positive switch for Peters
• The Secret Diary of . . . Jacinda Ardern
• Explosive revelation in Lundy murders
• Communal rubbish bin pinpointed as likely virus contact
• Australia opens up to Kiwi travellers
• Harbour bridge close to permanent fix
• Covid rule- breaking yachties fly out
• Summer feel hot on heels of snow
• If we are all still juggling too much then something will go horribly wrong.
• Most Kiwis working from home fear bosses spy on every move
• Family suffering after three lost in tragedies
• A QUESTION OF DYING
• ‘ OUR PEOPLE ARE DYING NOW’
• Dull election? Not with Collins stoking the fire
• Highlights and lowlights
• A quick word
• Shameful history laid bare
• Referendum­s: one chance to choose
• Turkey wades into Caucasus conflict
• Trump’s watchers on alert for ‘ bad things’
• Is it wise to hold back nothing on social media?
• Global vaccine supply effort under threat
• Madrid cordoned off as Paris faces fresh lockdown
• Nobel peace laureate calls for urgent justice in Congo
• The left is pushing: Will Biden resist?
• Luck’s a fortune and can be punters’ enemy
• Bathurst Australasi­a’s ultimate test of nerve for drivers and fans
• Kiwi mare Probabeel well backed despite dreadful draw
• White Ferns seek Rose Bowl bloom
• Aussie champ finds Roland Garros mojo
• Warriors of 2020: Good, bad and bizarre
• All Blacks may be home to celebrate Xmas cheer
• NZ Rugby isolated, vulnerable and wrong
• Burgess under investigat­ion
• Auckland hold off Steamers
• Televised under- 21 comp a platform for late bloomers
• Bigger bubble begins with Australia
• You want extra size with that?
• Kiwis dine out on meat export woes
• Grape expectatio­ns: Up and coming varietal shaping as next big thing in wine
• Winemakers’ year enjoying fruity finish thanks to lockdown- driven demand
• Shareholde­rs vote yes to Metlifecar­e takeover deal
• Week ends on steady note, despite F& P’s fall
• Australia set to open the spending tap
• Signs of revival for Auckland Viaduct hotel
• Sure and steady profit leaves firm dressed for success
• Not enough businesses to satisfy buyer demand
• Water sports park leaves the competitio­n in its wake
• Taking the measure of growing debt
• BMW’s Auckland HQ on the market
• 30,500sqm of space for lease
• Hawke’s Bay base of Kiwi bridge- builder for sale
• Imperial Park unit sales exceed expectatio­ns
• Glow worm caves offer glimmer of hope for property
• Covid- 19’ s hit to commercial property sales
• Kiwi forest snapped up by offshore investor
• ‘ Blank canvas’ warehouse on North Shore
• TOYOTA HILUX MAKO: real Raptor rival?
• MAY, IT BE TRUE
• HILUX NOSES FORWARD
• CAR & ENGINE DOWNSIZING
• NOW THIS IS COMMITMENT
• Affordable safe picks
• It’s not just about looks: sprucing up your car can bring practical benefits spring clean
• THE GRAND DAME OF REMUERA
• Questions to ask when refixing your mortgage
• Apartment living: Luxury in Grey Lynn
• TOWERS FOR TOWN LIFE
• BACK FOR THE FUTURE
• ‘ No one would have been permitted’
• Secrets of a Lotto draw
• ‘ Blunt and ill- concieved’

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