EPOST NEWS Monitor, Wednesday, 13 September, 2000

The Evening Post, Wednesday, 13 September, 2000
Article: Mathew Loh

Bylaw could sink fast ferries - Taking the strain out of Strine - Gloves off as cage fighters get ready - Leaders negotiate free trade compromise - Students lured to Vic with sex - Inside headlines - Editorial.

Bylaw could sink fast ferries: Speed restrictions could spell the end of Fast Ferries on Cook Strait, ferry companies say.

Taking the stain out of Strine: G'day you bastard. Goin to the footie this arvo?

Gloves off as cage fighters get ready: Gloveless cage-fighters are under no illusion as they prepare for a rocky time at next month's national freestyle event at Lower Hutt's Walter Nash Stadium.

Leaders negotiate free trade compromise: A compromise deal will enable National to vote for the Singapore free trade agreement as long as there's no reference to more favourable treatment for Maori.

Students lured to Vic with sex: Students will be able to take Sex 111 at Victoria University next year.

Inside headlines.
- Council Ceo pay rise new benchmark;
- Trade clause upset without precedent;
- Cops too rough - Bradford;
- Man found guilty of Armourguard robbery;
- Sky to broadcast parliament;
- GE Commission goes on the road;
- Child-porn ruling pits censorship board against court;
- Stout centre could go in deficit cuts;
- Fake guns: Someone will cop it;
- CCH and nurses to resume talks today;
- Open elite varsity - Gates;
- Fake rail passes being offered;
- Debate grows on home for Krupp gun;
- Marine centre proponents ask for ratepayer backing.

Sports lead.
Nagging dilemma for selectors: Who to leave out of New Zealand's equestrian lineup at the Olympic Games is an issue team selectors have only two more days to decide.

Editorial: Bonus for criminals - it's just not fair.

© Scoop Media