The Press - 2024-06-19

• Cathedral cost cuts found
• Woman robbed firm of hundreds of thousands
• Brownlee appeals for Heritage NZ inquiry
• DOC to ‘prioritise’ species to protect
• Troubled Boeing 757’s fate to be revealed in defence plan
• Bishop admits toll roads ‘may cause some angst’
• Sand mine fight may go to court
• Canty once shallow sea near the south pole
• Man who killed son in fiery crash appeals sentence
• Reti explains cancer meds failure
• Pharmac reverses ‘one drug per lifetime’ rule
• Sustainabl­e gardening hub in Waitaki
• Tiger Baby serves cocktails with South Indian flair
• Doughnut business expands to central Christchur­ch
• A glimpse beyond a troubled past
• Elder abuse, scamming and grooming the vulnerable
• Reni Wereta-Gargiulo pours her heart into her Atutahi range of native drinks. Traditiona­l ingredient­s inspire new drinks range
• Biden ‘freezing’ claims fake news: White House
• Putin to meet Kim Jong-un
• Award winner not what it seemed
• Handy influencer­s can build fortunes
• Empowering future leaders: BrightSIDE offers unique opportunit­ies for growth in dairy sector
• Free health checks available for farmers and rural profession­als at SIDE 2024
• Enhance your SIDE experience with interactiv­e features on improved new app
• Join the celebratio­n: 25th anniversar­y of New Zealand’s largest dairy conference, SIDE
• Revolution­ising agricultur­e and land management: The Southland Carbon journey
• Demand for rentals plummets
• Minister dismisses claim Govt ‘hands-off ’ on the fourth estate
• Consumer confidence back to near historic lows
• Buyers shift into high gear with Hornby investment
• Research shows vacancy rates are on the rise
• ditching DESIGNERS
• RTS returns as Warriors lose forwards to Origin
• Boston boss of the NBA again
• The selector, the captain, the rift
• Williamson mulls T20 future
• Introducin­g ... Wallace Sititi
• ‘He was a great, great kid’

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