Whanganui Chronicle - 2019-03-02

• Township in shock
• Two month rental search and still no home
• How Dominic Vettise builds champions
• Brad Mathas to gun for Cooks record
• Why Whanganui is bustling
• Could WDC and Horizons combine?
• Waverley community reels over planned mill closure
• Prisoner in hospital after alleged assault
• Great North Rd speed limit review gets council backing
• Teacher’s tax claims simply don’t add up
• Be positive, you can never have too much love and understand­ing
• Govt chases its tail with CGT tangle
• TODAY’S THOUGHT
• CGT proposal doing Bridges’ job for him
• Frontline police remain armed in Canty
• Security guard jailed after DNA solves 13-year-old rape case
• Outlook: cloud persisting
• Waitangi claim the latest obstacle for 5G plans
• Communicat­ion breakdown
• Journalist­s covering Pell trial could be jailed
• Heat on Netanyahu just weeks ahead of elections
• World Cup boycott would shake the elite
• National champs marked by close races and a high standard
• Player shortage brings premier season to a halt
• Wear two hats
• Duo chase summer to the Sarjeant
• Autumn is here so start . . . Dreaming of spring
• The Angry Right
• The truth is out there somewhere
• Psychologi­cal thriller has regrettabl­e, pseudo-feminist twist
• Ambitious, beguiling but a little befuddling
• Missy sings up a Storm in new track
• MUSIC review
• Family’s story covers shameful time in our history
• Historical crime novel a page turner
• Mystery like chick lit
• MY HOLIDAY: MARY BOURKE
• Your Stars
• Cryptic crossword
• Hints of Stinger style in Kia Cerato
• Back to future in NZ with China-owned MG
• Keeping cool in your car
• Toyota delivers all-new Hiace

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