The Post - 2014-01-11

• Love and marriage
• For some, it’s no sweat
• SCIENCE OR SUSTENANCE?
• Where are all the men?
• Fight to save whales relentless
• NZ: The plunderer becomes a protector
• NZ PLAYERS AGAINST THE WHALERS
• Once upon a time
• Beat the frustratio­n
• Chill out, folks
• Short life, but a long shadow of love
• Sleuthing sister’s heavy toll to get justice for slain brother
• Tolley hits back on inmate flights
• Sharks circle near swimmers at Pauanui
• Bain marries teacher amid tight security
• Worst feared during emergency landing
• Pair charged with murder of ‘good guy’ Kiwi
• Kathmandu to help fund camp upgrade
• Double trouble for pilot
• Family struggling after double crash tragedy
• Mother of drunk boy wants prosecutio­ns
• Mob man still eludes police
• To the coast with more than the post
• Funds for gender realignmen­t so inadequate ‘it’s just laughable’
• Anzacs’ role ‘won’t be overlooked’
• WE WILL REMEMBER THEM
• Housing project ‘too intensive for bay’
• Victims praise Kiwi generosity
• Chemo blamed for chain of thefts
• Five myths about the cloud
• Identity to be found in lighthouse tour
• Murders fuel fresh fears over Olympics
• Cossacks arrive to beef up security at Winter Olympics
• Streep take swing at ‘racist’ Disney
• PMaims to curb judges after big purge of police
• New immunity gives diplomat an out
• Teen martyr pays ultimate price to save classmates from suicide bomber
• Frail Castro pops next door in Havana to make his first public appearance in months
• Knox prepared to be fugitive from justice
• Kim’s aunt in coma after brain surgery
• Hitler and sex popular among shy on e-readers
• Washington plans $1 trillion overhaul to maintain nuclear deterrent
• Aides fired for ‘abject stupidity’ in road chaos
• Government troops get upper hand over rebels
• Report claims Snowden leaks put US military personnel at greater risk
• FBI’s decision to classify the fans of a hip-hop duo as a gang hits a sour note
• US travel warning in wake of protests
• Tens of thousands freed from labour camps
• Hardliner says talks with Palestinia­ns must be kept alive
• Plea to faithful as cash crisis threatens to sink Noah’s Ark
• Scientists add dash of colour to fossil beasts
• Bomb tests prove great white sharks live longer
• James Edgar.
• Give the girls bikes and robots, says leading engineer
• You must come for dinner – when we get a vacancy in our friends list
• MY FAVOURITE CHILDHOOD RECIPE
• A large orchestral tone poem by Strauss still gives goosebumps
• Drinking in the Antarctic
• SIX OF THE BEST
• Is Mr Right out there?
• Everly brother left indelible mark on pop music of the 20th century
• A LIFE STORY Newspaperm­an who lived for sport
• Farmer’s best friend and worst enemy
• Poison gives rats an edge
• Chris Scott
• Japan must not be allowed to recast history
• Leo Lewis.
• Grateful for the absence of phone videoing in days of youth
• Stage set for ‘rock star’ NZ
• When company profits rely on the weather
• ‘Ponzi-proofing’ means asking tough questions
• Kiwi unlikely to match the aussie in next year
• China woes hurt Aussie ore miners
• Wearable technology more for fashion than usefulness
• Politician­s in sights as Pope fights poverty gap
• Murder, he thought, thanks to the hypnotist
• Award of no interest to film-maker
• Mikael Wood.
• Guildford resigned tono more haka
• Two different ways to face demons of booze
• Wanderers expected to rise for Sydney derby
• Optimistic Moyes says fortunes will change
• Money men come to the fore at NFL’s business end
• Tikolo determined to see Kenyan cricket back on the rise
• Black Caps all sorts . . . take your pick
• Hesson’s departure was a big loss to team, says captain
• Firebirds’ playoff hopes plummet
• Double dream for Kiesanowsk­i
• Nielsen takes out national time trial
• Top chance for Wellington to sink Auckland
• Nadal to face Tomic in Australian Open
• Vettori out of India series as future remains clouded
• Confident Phoenix itching for more
• Lu sends Ferrer packing to book final date with Isner
• AT A GLANCE
• Longest name
• Dave Moore.
• Paul Owen.
• Tash’s drive puts her on the road toOlympic goal
• Unique home a standout
• Protect yourself and your property
• Top presentati­on earns top price
• Seatoun character home in hot demand
• Tash’s drive puts her on the road toOlympic goal
• The woman behind top exhibits

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