Weekend Herald - 2021-07-31

• GOLDEN HOUR
• Golf course sold to developer
• The problem with TRUSTS & DIVORCE
• Love, loss & changing the law
• False start but ‘Olympic jab-athon’ gathers pace
• The secret diary of ... The Olympics
• Breach in PPE after UN staffer’s mercy flight
• Opponent kills ‘food forest’ at roadside
• Faafoi: Conversion therapy ban could open parents up to charges
• Heartbreak of losing Whakaari nurse heard as driver sentenced
• Left to die: No help for businesses
• High-risk surgery provides promise of life free from fear
• Nurses reject pay offer, strike action on the way
• Kiwi admits child porn in US courtroom
• Refugee Ahmed Zaoui home at last in Algeria
• All Black got ‘a slap on the hand’, says assaulted woman’s mother
• What tantalises your taste buds
• THE ONES WE LEFT BEHIND
• CHASING THE MACE
• Rollout pressure builds for Govt
• Beehive Diaries
• Golden cage looks great from afar
• A quick word
• An Olympic lesson in humanity
• Vaccinatio­n centres are ready; let’s fill them
• Can the Olympic bubble hold?
• Activists claim Myanmar leaders ‘weaponisin­g Covid’
• Floods hit Rohingya refugee camps
• Florida hospitalis­ations surpass last year’s peak
• Tree Obituaries
• Duncan wary of sand trap in title defence
• Ratty Erasmus in rant over referee
• Verstappen lashes Hamilton for ‘disrespect­ful’ celebratio­n
• Dawn Patrol presents difficult dilemma for Ritchie
• NZ-bound Johnson ruled out for season
• Weakened Warriors snap streak
• Tactics the key to Oly Whites upsetting favoured home team
• Individual record first for Sth African swimmer
• Twigg triumph inspires Ferns
• Medal assured as Kiwi has gold glint in eye
• Wesche joins Adams in shot put final with PB
• IOC medical chief praises Hubbard
• Queen Bee Biles brings buzz back for US
• Back on top: Burling and Tuke in the mix just in time
• The bronze age: Kiwi pair ace a medal
• How a broken Twigg became mighty totara
• Bond of brothers: Veteran reveals secret behind men’s eight gold
• DEBT DANGER
• Let’s face up to climate change
• Can the Nats get back on track?
• Comedian’s early-career money horrors nothing to joke about
• Party fundraiser­s no place to play charades
• Restoring heart of Maori identity
• Jobs to go as pharmaceut­ical manufactur­er prepares to leave NZ
• Investors shift from property to managed funds
• Slogans won’t dig us out of the mire
• Ryman the star as index goes into reverse
• Clogged port big challenge, says Maersk
• Opportunit­y on a plate in Hawke’s Bay
• One way to narrow the KiwiSaver gulf
• ‘Cautious optimism’ brightenin­g expectatio­ns in property market
• Auckland ‘halo’ sees hotspots emerge on super-city fringes
• Top-notch tenants in Waikato
• Consented Turangi townhouse developmen­t up for tender
• Numbers don’t lie: post-Covid bounce quicker than predicted
• Interest peaks in Hanmer Springs luxury accommodat­ion lease
• In the fast lane in Mt Roskill
• Look north for prime avocado investment
• Henderson industrial investment underpinne­d by diverse tenants
• Kerikeri opportunit­y awaits with national DIY brand tenant
• Henderson industrial investment underpinne­d by diverse tenants
• Look north for prime avocado investment
• Kerikeri opportunit­y awaits with national DIY brand tenant
• NZ Police takes delivery of ELECTRIC SKODA
• ACHIEVER QUIET
• ELECTRIC for the long term
• Suits the current fashion to a
• What should you look for in an electric vehicle?
• HARLEY HEADS FOR THE HILLS
• DRIVING IN BAD WEATHER
• We’re going to need A BIGGER PLUG
• GRANDIOSE IN HERNE BAY
• Tony Alexander: The figures that show what investors are really thinking
• Q & A: Team Malloy ‘It is really important for us to help out where we can’
• THE PERFECT BALANCE 32 Range Road 4 2
• BEACHFRONT BLISS
• Minnehaha Magic Sublime Cape Cod Waterfront 29 MINNEHAHA AVENUE TAKAPUNA

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