Taranaki Daily News - 2016-11-28

• Pull back appeal to tailgaters
• Driver who broke his neck overtaking wears brace in court
• Tattoo artists draw (on) thousands of visitors
• Funds wait could last two years
• Oh ‘honey’, this sounds very sweet
• Yarrow Stadium staff are really pitching in
• Taranaki health board in look back at last meeting
• Motel owner is looking to bikes for business boost
• Fishing mates die on Kaipara Harbour
• Fuming over port’s use of fumigant
• Schools may cut hours of support staff
• First robotic op performed in NZ
• Saddened by neighbours’ decision
• Our tools can be used to heal, but they can also hurt
• How best to deal with a weighty problem?
• Castro - liberator and tyrant
• World leaders pay tribute to Fidel but critics scathing
• Australia wants Isis terrorist extradited
• Clinton campaign will participat­e in Greens-led Wisconsin recount
• Photograph­er dies ‘a coward who raped me’
• Falling in love with Africa
• Tsunami risk all too real on Shaky Isles
• More than just face value to understand­ing emoticon effect
• Hard yards ahead for NZ trade
• Bog-standard broadband installati­on
• Bonus Bonds prizes dwindle
• The rise of values-driven businesses
• Lego builds on localised branding and digital links
• Treasury communicat­ion failure a missed chance
• Rich Listers ratchet up Hellaby takeover
• Coldplay is hot in Stakes
• Australian drivers too good
• Gritty, not great, as All Blacks hang on
• Cheika cries foul, Schmidt rejoices
• It gets worse for South Africa
• ‘Young kid’ quick to make an impact
• Damp start to season for Hinds
• Pukekura go top as rain mars cup ties
• Woodleigh in driver’s seat on opening day
• Ambitious All Whites face hosts in opener
• Chelsea stay top with victory over Tottenham
• Hansen chuffed with season
• Williams’ long bike ride to victory around Lake Taupo
• Six for Southee as Pakistan fight back

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