Whanganui Chronicle - 2018-12-15

• Drug dealer theme sparks stoush over kid’s burger
• FAMILY IN SHOCK AS BELOVED MOTHER BLEEDS TO DEATH IN HOSPITAL
• Christmas lunch
• Pollution of stream has cost council
• Two crashes in two minutes
• M¯aori myths open window on science
• Tiny mite being introduced to eat broom
• Long-time Landcare chairman to focus on growing business
• Free worming tablets for rural dogs
• First six grants for river projects total $33,000
• Thank you to those who are inspiring
• Brexit recurring nightmare as Britain awakes from a deep slumber
• Hawera float
• Carbon footprint of our buses ‘yeti-sized’
• Electric cars not a tasty option
• Mudlarks rule on superheroe­s’ day
• Ten tips to allow you to stay calm and enjoy the festive season
• Noel Leeming cops $200,000 fine
• Energy executives shying away from investment in NZ
• Ban on prisoner voting upheld
• Minister to meet Google
• Seymour recommendi­ng changes to euthanasia bill
• $25m boost for Eastern Bay of Plenty
• United Kingdom vs United Union
• KiwiBuild: Almost 50 homes built, 99,950 to go
• Manufactur­ing growth slows slightly
• No place in Quad squad for recent Ferns skipper
• Black Caps feeling vulnerable in their home surroundin­gs
• Origin forward bailed on charge of sexual assault
• Clare greets familiar face on big stage
• Kendra Cocksedge’s award was right call
• Artist puts lid on mixed emotions
• Schola Sacra did conductor proud
• Guide to politicall­y correct words and what they mean
• Formal dissolves to wild in NZ garden
• DNA revolution and where it’s leading
• IN IN DUBLIN’S DUBLIN’S
• MY HOLIDAY TONY SMALL
• Your Stars
• GREAT BARRIER ISLAND
• Ford Ranger remains top seller
• Subaru has been hiding a hybrid. Where’s ours?
• CLS coupe creating its own niche

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