CHILD of ANZAC - Judges eye capital hunk - Winner told he had wrong tickets - Judges eye capital hunks - Fliers may
fare well from airline fallout - Inside headlines - Sports lead - Editorial
Child of ANZAC: Ten-year-old Henare Mihare woke before 5am today to attend his first ANZAC Day parade - proudly wearing
his grandad's war medals.
Judges eye capital hunk: Wellington men are hunky.
Winner told he had wrong tickets: Just a few hours before striking it rich in Saturday's Lotto Draw "Helen" of Taita
told he husband he had got the wrong tickets.
Fliers may fare well from airline fallout: Travellers may end up better off in the slipstream of Qantas New Zealand's
collapse.
Inside headlines
- RNZAF plane snatches evacuees from ice;
- New Kiwi defence policy won't hurt bond - Howard;
- Soldier's watch tells prisoner's wartime tale;
- Executed soldier a hero, says family researcher;
- Mallard says no to best;
- Barrier down on capital rail plan;
- NZ lags in world trade survey;
- Family commission needed, Dunne;
- Judge says alcohol caused death;
- Kapiti sewage scheme green light
Sports lead
Slater a happy man back home: Though the Hurricanes' Taranaki-based skipper Gordon Slater won't openly state it, it
seems the messages he's been receiving lately are a lot more positive the ones early in the Super 12 campaign.
Editorial: While remembering, let us not forget;
The rewards of Maori