The Press - 2023-12-02

• ‘Falling apart inside’
• Major abuse probe at Gloriavale
• What is Winston Peters doing? Profession­al wrestling gives clues
• Arts fest wound up, assets donated
• Reining in ringleader­s cuts youth car crime
• More public services tightening belts and slashing recruitmen­t
• Driver three times legal limit died in ‘avoidable’ crash
• Meet Luther, a police pooch with a brand new ‘taxi driver’
• Mosque attack victim set to be nominated for bravery award
• Recruitmen­t drive allows 24-hour surgery slowly to return to normal
• Te Whatu Ora launches investigat­ion
• Relief likely in quake-prone building crisis
• Driver lost control on ‘notorious’ corner
• Old country pub reincarnat­ed as new Tibetan Buddhist facility
• Decision on organics site Wednesday
• Walking Te Araroa to help troubled youth
• Big new hotel approved for central city
• The Press Picks: Top 10 most affordable districts to buy a house in South Island
• Unclear how much rebranding will cost
• Consumer NZ takes legal action against fuel firm
• All aboard the extended Heathcote Express
• Cars have come a long way in century of Blackwells Motors
• A stitch in time avoids fast fashion
• The question isn’t WHO, it’s why?
• The more range Luxon gives Peters, the less credible he’ll seem
• It’s a restless prime minister who takes the reins
• Further extension of tenuous truce could be challengin­g
• This year will be Earth’s hottest in human history, report confirms
• Court bans LGBTQI+ activism
• Xi ‘too busy’ for invasion
• COP28 gets off to a fast start, but a showdown on fossil fuels looms
• Cities must replace lead water pipes within 10 years under EPA proposal
• Astronomer­s discover six planets in orbit around a nearby Sun-like star
• UK’s Covid lockdown delay was fatal mistake, Hancock tells inquiry
• Women’s brains change across the menstrual cycle, new studies find
• The low-key developer fighting f luoridatio­n
• Living in the past and future
• 10 exhibition­s to see this month
• Luxon’s new role: applying fire retardant to Peters’ claims
• Our Kiwi Home: A very big story
• Justice ‘not served’ by prolonging prison sentence for businessma­n
• Court raises NZME fine
• Got a winning offer for EU? Get your skates on
• Buying a gift card? Here’s why you should read the fine print ...
• AI ‘just years’ away from being part of everything we do
• ‘My meagre possession­s will just have to be incinerate­d’: retiree
• Ask Susan: Is it really worth getting a second job?
• Is this the recipe for a cruisy Christmas meal?
• Road test: Tesla Model 3
• Cadillac’s plans may open door to these EVs
• Hilux advert banned in UK after complaints
• An all-singing, all-dancing, teenfriend­ly re-telling of the Greatest Story
• Ken Loach’s swansong is f lawed yet unmissable
• Kiwis can finally stream the craziest R-rated comedy of the year
• Debut not your traditiona­l rom-com
• Adventurou­s French farce a fun romp
• Refugee from the Nazis who swept to power serving Richard Nixon as US Secretary of State
• Olympian target looms large
• The coach who went to China
• Returning Crusader eager to seize second chance
• American mistakes and Kiwi domination
• Knott criticises Phoenix environmen­t
• Nix welcome Auckland rivalry
• Farrell to miss ABs tour amid serious doubts over return
• Ejected Breakers coach voices frustratio­ns with officiatin­g
• Fight night: All you need to know
• Gloves off for ‘disrespect­ed’ Motu
• Making Hay
• Concussion case at High Court in London
• SHELF AWARENESS
• RENOVATING, THE RIGHT WAY
• ‘SPECIAL FROM THE START’
• WHO MAKES YOUR COFFEE?
• Broadway meets the Bard

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