Weekend Herald - 2022-10-01

• Could we have save Cassandra?
• Bulk buying: Big savings — for big purchases
• The secret diary of . . . Costco
• Armed police callouts hit record levels
• Soggy start for school holidays
• Court told of Gloriavale’s govt $5m
• Off-duty cop on drink-drive charge after cyclist killed
• X-rated images: Sextortion­ers trap Kiwi kids
• Bloomfield regifts Fiji trip to refuge legend
• Data: Vax best way to stay alive
• Rich-listers back down on chopper bid
• WHO WILL BE AUCKLAND’S NEXT MAYOR?
• Investigat­ors plan new drilling at Pike River
• Fingers chopped: Hep C ad axed after ASA upholds complaints from the public
• Nats manage to avoid UK budget blowback
• A six-storey shadow looms over election
• A quick word
• It’s time true local government is revived
• Florida reels as Ian moves on
• Warming adds to storm’s rain: Study
• Left-wing Govt beckons for Brazil, as Bolsonaro trails rival
• Tycoon on trial over Rwandan genocide
• Biden vows US support to Pacific
• Land grab gives Putin some time
• Doomed: Principals kick out at takeover bid
• Black Ferns legend Fa’amausili inductee to Rugby Hall of Fame
• Heavy rain may hamper La Crique Plate bid
• All Whites, NZF at fixtures loggerhead­s
• Magpies close in on quarters
• Super Seb surges Tanak reigns in rain
• Co-dependency key in rallying to cause
• Grand gestures fall flat as reality bites
• Weak kiwi dollar buoys a2 Milk’s first-quarter sales
• Covid takes a big bite out of Glassons’ NZ profit
• Aviation Rn’D, it’s in the DNA
• Loss of Villa Maria estate ‘a travesty’, says operation founder
• Investors keep wary eye on gathering storm
• Life insurer AIA hit with penalty of $700,000
• Getting real about our economic future
• Europe gets warning of ‘severe risks’
• Two chances to join high-flying brand
• Council selling prime holding in New Lynn
• Bayleys launches new building consultanc­y team
• Warkworth site next suburb at northern edge?
• Super investment offering in Huntly
• Premier childcare investment in Beachlands
• High value for smaller outlay in central city
• Wellington hotel looks like capital investment
• Buyers circle for conveyor belt supplier’s premises
• Investors on tap for cellar door premises
• New childcare centre in wealthy suburb boasts long-term lease
• Service station in prime southern spot
• Interest mounts in former provincial bank branch
• Large site ripe for high-density housing
• Drift angles
• Good Sport
• READY FOR ANYTHING
• NZ’S TOP HYBRID VEHICLES
• TAKING CHARGE
• Castrol & Toyota: thick and thin

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