Whanganui Chronicle - 2019-03-09

• Are women musicians getting a bum rap?
• Dragged from bed; punched and kicked in the night
• KATE STEWART
• Fiery councillor confesses he was out of line
• JOBS CUT AS MEATWORKS PRODUCTION SLUMPS
• Paul Ubana Jones brings new soul to show in Marton
• River guardian to make call on lines removal
• Sawmills ‘casualty’ of high price for raw logs
• Bucking a failed system to spur change
• Look right, left, right for safety on roads
• Young strikers engaging in issues
• Clark firm on jihadi’s right to passport
• Staff still not being kept safe after Haumaha saga
• Outgoing Chief Justice: ‘I have had a truly wonderful time’
• Suffering of Isis’ last stand
• Fraud risk to advertiser­s
• ‘We’re not going to roll over and take this’ — Huawei NZ exec
• Regular Kiwi kid taking on world
• Heartland rugby draw released
• Rain washes away Black Caps’ hopes
• the green DOOR
• A unique way with CLAY
• String quartet to play year’s first chamber concert
• Female-led superhero film overflows with colour, flavour
• 90s films inspire new video
• Gary Clark Junior This Land, Warner Music
• Tough growing
• Choosing your own ‘identity’
• RED CARPET HAIR
• MY HOLIDAY: CHRIS BAILEY
• Caine opens doors on his life story
• Novella crafted, focused and potent
• Robicheaux back in new thriller
• Book good summer read
• The collapse of communism
• Cryptic crossword
• Your Stars
• CORAL CRISIS
• Super-rich can’t get enough of Rolls-Royce’s SUV-shaped stuff
• Big Acadia a game changer

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