The Press - 2024-08-08

• Building consultant faces liquidatio­n for third time
• Shoot club regulation­s changed sans consultati­on
• Council approves replacemen­t ‘lifeline’ bridge for New Brighton
• School’s board rejects censure
• McDonald’s dim on staff who worked for closed franchises
• Failed firm’s staff warn others against its owner
• Franchisee assaulted young staff
• Fears Sefton solar farm will damage protected farmland
• Doing everything: Women performers going it alone
• City badminton player takes family passion to the internatio­nal stage
• Women’s ice hockey numbers up by a third
• Unemployme­nt rises to 4.6%, but job options dry up for youth
• Cost of getting employee dismissals wrong is rising
• Challenge to Crown long overdue
• A better solutionfo­r solar siting
• Kamala Harris and the Indian moment in global politics
• A history of health tinkering
• Moving is stressful for pets Here’s how to help
• The five easiest – and five hardest – veges to grow
• GOP, Democrats in war of words to define Walz
• Police prepare for fresh riots
• Khelif close to ‘best response’
• Oarsome foursome chases golden glory
• ‘There’s more to come, from all of us’ – Andrews
• Kiwis in action
• FIDDLE FADDLE PADDLE

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