[ANON], 'Slap in Face' On Pay for Police NZ Herald 22/1/86 s.1 p.1

[ANON], Hint by PM On Default Is Refuted NZ Herald 22/1/86 s.1 p.1

[ANON], France 'Balking' Over Talks NZ Herald 22/1/86 s.1 p.5

[ANON], N-Ship Idea Ruled Out NZ Herald 22/1/86 s.1 p.5

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[ANON], Uniforms Spark Mutiny NZ Herald 22/5/86 s.1 p.3

[ANON], Government to Reap Millions From Sell-off NZ Herald 22/5/86 s.1 p.4

[ANON], 'Shape Up Or Ship Out' NZ Herald 22/5/86 s.1 p.4

[ANON], National Keeps Quiet on Policy NZ Herald 22/5/86 s.1 p.5

[ANON], Matter of Size NZ Herald 22/5/86 s.1 p.5

[ANON], Opposition Wants Week for Debate NZ Herald 22/5/86 s.1 p.5

[ANON], Avoidance May Be Name Of Tax Game NZ Herald 22/5/86 s.1 p.4

[ANON], Hart Argues For Ban On Penal Goods NZ Herald 22/5/86 s.1 p.4

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[ANON], Rift in council over joining district body Otago Daily Times 22/11/86 p.14

[ANON], 'Shopping day' strike continues Otago Daily Times 22/11/86 p.1

[ANON], Broadcasting debate entered by Moore Otago Daily Times 22/11/86 p.5

[ANON], Burke may drop register Otago Daily Times 22/11/86 p.5

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Berryman, Warren. Douglas breaks Labour rule Auckland Star 1/8/86 p.A 3

Bell, Laura. Homestart plan likely to boost city sales Auckland Star 1/8/86 p.A 4

Clarkson, David. Super tax surcharge cut $33m Auckland Star 1/8/86 p.A 8

McLoughlin, David. Taxman biggest Budget winner Auckland Star 1/8/86 p.A 9

[ANON], Company tax payments spread evenly Auckland Star 1/8/86 p.A 9

[ANON], Post-budget bills prompt late sessions Auckland Star 1/8/86 p.A 3

Herbert, Patricia. Govt attributes rise in jobless to farm slump The Press 19/9/86 p.1

Herbert, Patricia. Parties to press on in wage formula bid The Press 19/9/86 p.1

Riddell, Oliver. Labour 9 p.c. ahead of rivals - poll The Press 19/9/86 p.1

[ANON], Government departments will become six new bodies The Press 19/9/86 p.2

[ANON], Govt maintaining line on teachers' salaries The Press 19/9/86 p.2

Freeth, Martin. Electricity for rail might not be used The Press 19/9/86 p.3

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[ANON], Economic measures to stay - Mr Bolger The Press 15/10/86 p.1

[ANON], Pay cuts rejected; Longburn's future hangs in balance The Press 15/10/86 p.2

[ANON], Not everybody wants to work, says report The Press 15/10/86 p.2

Taylor, Pat. Greymouth council set for complete new look The Press 15/10/86 p.8

Used by permission of The Press and NZPA

[ANON], Cafeteria pay increase 19pc Dominion 20/3/86 p.3

Jackman, Paul. Dunlop strikers outline views Dominion 20/3/86 p.3

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[ANON], Govt will appoint chief to help in Maori language Evening Post 16/12/86 p.5

[ANON], Former US envoy to bat for Kiwis Auckland Star 12/3/86 p.A 11

[ANON], Rural action groups plan protest march Auckland Star 12/3/86 p.A 11

[ANON], Nats blame report for rail loss tip Auckland Star 12/3/86 p.A 14

[ANON], Banks' comment causes ripples Auckland Star 12/3/86 p.A 14

[ANON], Niueans boycott govt study Auckland Star 12/3/86 p.B 11

[ANON], Korean leader seeking unity Auckland Star 12/3/86 p.B 11

[ANON], MP changes sides to back policy Auckland Star 12/3/86 p.B 11

[ANON], 'Flipping foolish' Evening Post 12/9/86 p.1

[ANON], Anzus word-war rumbling on Evening Post 12/9/86 p.2

[ANON], 'Rail future at risk' from mounting loss Evening Post 12/9/86 p.3

[ANON], Maori fishing decision not being appealed Evening Post 12/9/86 p.3

[ANON], Pay-way idea for education 'still floating' Evening Post 12/9/86 p.7

[ANON], Debt jail changes in wind Evening Post 12/9/86 p.6

Baillie, Russell. Farmers dump milk in North Northern Advocate 21/11/86 p.1

[ANON], Four arrested outside plant Northern Advocate 21/11/86 p.1

[ANON], Pilots angry over Tory Channel delay Northern Advocate 21/11/86 p.3

[ANON], Forestry company promising long-term jobs Northern Advocate 21/11/86 p.1

Booker, Mike. Parliament's early start will be a record Northern Advocate 21/11/86 p.2

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[ANON], Protesters jeer, jostle Dalton Dominion 9/6/86 p.1 Main, Victoria. Relief delays condemned Dominion 9/6/86 p.1

[ANON], Douglas risks vote loss, say state unions Dominion 9/6/86 p.1

[ANON], Channel bidders reply to Rennie Dominion 9/6/86 p.2

Gosling, Martyn. Dalliessi looks for fresh start Dominion 9/6/86 p.1

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Smith, Michael. Ben on comeback Sunday News 18/5/86 p.21

Smith, Michael. Kiwis linked to guerilla talks Sunday News 22/6/86 p.5

[ANON], Dirty tricks row Sunday News 19/10/86 p.15

Cordes, Scott. Mill 'waste' blasted Sunday News 18/5/86 p.25

Pankhurst, Tim. Big fishing deal urged NZ Times 22/6/86 p.1

[ANON], National officials perform on video NZ Times 22/6/86 p.1

McLaughlin, Murray. Staff swaps on again NZ Times 22/6/86 p.2

Robie, David. Nuclear free treaty no nearer solution NZ Times 22/6/86 p.2

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Darling, Geoffrey. Synthetic harmony NZ Listener 22/2/86 p.24

Rudman, Brian. An American abroad NZ Listener 15/2/86 p.20

Used by permission of the NZ Listener.

McLean, T. Four Rugby Issues For Determination NZ Herald 13/3/86 s.2 p.6

Used by permission of Terry McLean.

[ANON], Hooker Hika Set And Eager To Front as Flanker NZ Herald 13/3/86 s.2 p.6

[ANON], 'Bear With Us' Plea On Board NZ Herald 13/3/86 s.2 p.6

[ANON], Baying For Botham's Very Blood NZ Herald 13/3/86 s.2 p.6

[ANON], Easy for West Indies NZ Herald 13/3/86 s.2 p.6

[ANON], Four outstanding performances... (no title given) NZ Herald 12/3/86 s.4 p.2

[ANON], Dinner Helps Hadlee NZ Herald 12/3/86 s.4 p.2

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[ANON], Coney urges council to 'get act together' Otago Daily Times 19/11/86 p.36

[ANON], Thomas to join pro ranks Otago Daily Times 19/11/86 p.36

[ANON], Wyllie nominated for N.Z. panel Otago Daily Times 19/11/86 p.36

[ANON], Hart seeking election Otago Daily Times 19/11/86 p.36

Used by permission of Otago Daily Times and NZPA

[ANON], Injuries upset selection plans Otago Daily Times 15/8/86 p.20

[ANON], Jones defends matches against smaller unions Otago Daily Times 15/8/86 p.20

[ANON], Otago chasing first leg of double Otago Daily Times 15/8/86 p.20

Used by permission of Otago Daily Times and NZPA

[ANON], Another poor effort by Bond boat The Star 21/10/86 p.19

[ANON], Promising UK rider for cycle classic The Star 21/10/86 p.20

Cannan, Dave. One drive...and Tony makes sure it pays The Star 21/10/86 p.21

[ANON], All marching titles go to city teams The Star 21/10/86 p.20

[ANON], Elmwood croquet win The Star 21/10/86 p.20

[ANON], Two aces at Kaiapoi The Star 21/10/86 p.20

[ANON], Cup win The Star 21/10/86 p.20

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[ANON], Auckland too good Evening News 29/9/86 p.5

[ANON], Wellington champions Evening News 29/9/86 p.5

[ANON], Waikato snatch re-entry to rugby at highest level Evening News 29/9/86 p.5

[ANON], 10 rebels in All Blacks Evening News 29/9/86 p.5

[ANON], Hawke's Bay finish with good win Evening News 29/9/86 p.6

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Dixon, Gary. Dickson masters inner game Truth 22/4/86 p.49

Baker, Doug. Penn - doing it country style... Truth 22/4/86 p.49

[ANON], Michelle's no to the Mediterranean... Truth 22/4/86 p.50

Duffy, Dennis. Comedy of errors Truth 22/4/86 p.50

Booth, Howard. All eyes on mean John Green Truth 22/4/86 p.49

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McLean, Terry. Kiwi commitment pays off NZ Listener 29/3/86 p.31

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[ANON], Watch Swiss! Kiwi cyclists take back seat Sunday News 2/11/86 p.56

[ANON], Wayne gets big break Sunday News 2/11/86 p.57

[ANON], Lochore hot on trainer Sunday News 2/11/86 p.57

[ANON], P.O. split predicted The Press 22/3/86 p.3

[ANON], Flood grant The Press 22/3/86 p.3

[ANON], R.N.Z. decision 'dismaying' The Press 22/3/86 p.5

[ANON], Pensioner on charges The Press 22/3/86 p.5

[ANON], Advice available for foresters The Press 22/3/86 p.7

[ANON], Student gets post The Press 22/3/86 p.7

[ANON], Treasury official gets new post The Press 22/3/86 p.7

[ANON], Two fires in Christchurch The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], Youth hostels commended The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], Flood fund growing The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], United service licence renewed The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], Changes should be made The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], Public help to hold man The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], $330,000 townhouse The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], Hansen park meeting The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], Big ride for big rug The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], Rare tyres stolen The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], Charge of murder The Press 22/3/86 p.8

[ANON], Canty contender boxes on The Press 22/3/86 p.8

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Kilroy, Simon. Douglas silent on dollar gamble Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A1

[ANON], Kiwi winner Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A1

[ANON], Cleaners win $63 payrise Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A1 Donaldson, Linda. Cheats upset Red Cross Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A1

[ANON], Coffee flagged away Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A1

[ANON], Briefly Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A3

[ANON], Stone laid Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A3

[ANON], Army veteran dies aged 73 Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A6

[ANON], Restaurant for lake Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A6

[ANON], Renewal package in works Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A6

[ANON], Cricketers run amuck in restaurant Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A6

[ANON], Briefly Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A9

[ANON], Initial advice for 767 flyers Auckland Star 7/4/86 p.A9

[ANON], Tourist found The Star 14/10/86 p.2

[ANON], Stop work by bus drivers The Star 14/10/86 p.2

[ANON], Shot fired at woman The Star 14/10/86 p.2

[ANON], Employers in pay talks The Star 14/10/86 p.2

Kilroy, Simon. PM on trail for votes The Star 14/10/86 p.2

[ANON], Gelignite sticks used The Star 14/10/86 p.2

Gregory, Allison. Petitioner wants action The Star 14/10/86 p.2

[ANON], Tracy doing well The Star 14/10/86 p.2

[ANON], Car driver found dead The Star 14/10/86 p.4

[ANON], Shriek women given bail The Star 14/10/86 p.4

[ANON], Jacket robbery charge denied The Star 14/10/86 p.4

[ANON], Asylum sought by US man The Star 14/10/86 p.4

[ANON], Bottles thrown The Star 14/10/86 p.4

[ANON], Obstruction alleged The Star 14/10/86 p.4

[ANON], Sheep deal The Star 14/10/86 p.4

[ANON], Andersen seeks seat on FOL The Star 14/10/86 p.5

[ANON], Stolen mini beached The Star 14/10/86 p.5

[ANON], Union, health clinic The Star 14/10/86 p.5

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[ANON], Newsfront Evening Post 16/12/86 p.1

[ANON], Crowd watched as police were attacked Evening Post 16/12/86 p.2

[ANON], Public invited by foundation to give views Evening Post 16/12/86 p.2

[ANON], Appeal boosted Evening Post 16/12/86 p.2

[ANON], Wal, dog star hits Evening Post 16/12/86 p.2

[ANON], Break-out would tap Capital's potential Evening Post 16/12/86 p.2

[ANON], Babe shut in hot car Evening Post 16/12/86 p.2 [ANON], In short Evening Post 16/12/86 p.3

[ANON], Views on coinage wanted Evening Post 16/12/86 p.3

[ANON], Airport decision sought Evening Post 16/12/86 p.3

[ANON], Charged with murder Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.1

[ANON], Floods cost $30m Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.1

[ANON], Wave fears recede Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.2

[ANON], 'No' to Soviet sub Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.2

[ANON], Man admits attempt to kill after sex shop abduction Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.2

[ANON], Health promotion Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.2

[ANON], Gangs report confidential Timaru Herald 21/10/8 p.3

[ANON], Overseas trip for farming leader Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.3

[ANON], Cannabis season under way Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.3

[ANON], 339 drivers checked Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.3

[ANON], Retailer reviews GST labelling Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.3

[ANON], New consumer post in ministry Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.4

[ANON], Business in brief... Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.9

[ANON], Fitness centre popular Timaru Herald 21/10/86 p.12

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[ANON], Top National job to city lawyer Ensign 4/8/86 p.1

[ANON], Newsfront Ensign 4/8/86 p.1

Used by permission of Ensign & NZPA

[ANON], Found dead in pool Southland Times 29/7/86 p.1

[ANON], Man arrested Southland Times 29/7/86 p.1

[ANON], Club burgled Southland Times 29/7/86 p.1

[ANON], Doctor censured Southland Times 29/7/86 p.2

[ANON], Model delays big offer Southland Times 29/7/86 p.6 [ANON], Prieur orders NZ paper Southland Times 29/7/86 p.6

[ANON], Furniture makers concerned Southland Times 29/7/86 p.7

[ANON], Car phones next year Southland Times 29/7/86 p.12

[ANON], Appointed Sybiz dealer Southland Times 29/7/86 p.12

[ANON], Airport open again Southland Times 29/7/86 p.19

[ANON], Pigs stolen Southland Times 29/7/86 p.19

[ANON], Size of team attacked Southland Times 29/7/86 p.19

[ANON], Kea found in Hokonui Southland Times 29/7/86 p.19

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[ANON], Taxi moves for disabled Evening Post 21/7/86 p.3

[ANON], In short Evening Post 21/7/86 p.3

[ANON], Murder youth gets life Evening Post 21/7/86 p.3

[ANON], Hilda 100, but admits only 98 Evening Post 21/7/86 p.3

[ANON], Marineland to catch two dolphins Evening Post 21/7/86 p.4

[ANON], 60 quit Addington Evening Post 21/7/86 p.4

[ANON], Jail extension planned Evening Post 21/7/86 p.6

[ANON], Caravan arson plea changed Evening Post 21/7/86 p.6

[ANON], Burgled to pay fines Evening Post 21/7/86 p.6

[ANON], Man admits theft from honesty box Evening Post 21/7/86 p.6

[ANON], No-hands driver mashes vehicles Evening Post 21/7/86 p.6

[ANON], Fined for changing Dr's scrip Evening Post 21/7/86 p.6

[ANON], Plea to save airport Evening Post 21/7/86 p.7

[ANON], Namu cools nationhood celebrations Evening Post 21/7/86 p.7

Smith, Paul. TV sports cutback tipped NZ Times 6/7/86 p.1

[ANON], In brief NZ Times 6/7/86 p.3

[ANON], This week NZ Times 6/7/86 p.3

[ANON], Rugby shoot up replay averted NZ Times 6/7/86 p.3

[ANON], Island comes of age NZ Times 6/7/86 p.3

Morrison, Iain. Futures: Aussie woes rub off on kiwidollar NZ Times 6/7/86 p.16

[ANON], Huntly destroys North Shore NZ Times 6/7/86 p.25

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[ANON], Head ripped off in ritual death Truth 24/6/86 p.6

[ANON], Body art: feminists see red! Truth 24/6/86 p.13

[ANON], Year will be tough! Truth 24/6/86 p.23

[ANON], Thumbs up for Windy City race Truth 24/6/86 p.24

[ANON], Escort sales near five million Truth 24/6/86 p.24

Moore, Bob. BM calls country and western: Top stars on show Truth 24/6/86 p.41

Kneebone, Alf. Last... but not least Truth 24/6/86 p.43

Kneebone, Alf. Angel's shining Truth 24/6/86 p.43

[ANON], Unfair delay Truth 24/6/86 p.43

[ANON], Coming up a treat! Truth 24/6/86 p.47

[ANON], Not so regal Truth 24/6/86 p.47

Duffy, Dennis. Pete gets a granny challenge... Truth 24/6/86 p.49

[ANON], New post for Ces Truth 24/6/86 p.49

Lawlor, Brian. Elliot looks north Truth 24/6/86 p.44

Kneebone, Alf. Marushka out Truth 24/6/86 p.44

Lawlor, Brian. Heading north Truth 24/6/86 p.44

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[ANON], Australians now control TNC The Press 7/2/86 p.8

[ANON], Countrywide ahead The Press 7/2/86 p.8

[ANON], ANZ 'truly international' The Press 7/2/86 p.8

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McPhee, M.A., More to Export Pain Than Exchange Rate NZ Herald 9/6/86 s.3 p.4

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[ANON], Omnicorp Nets $3.9m, Plans Options Issue New Zealand Herald 24/4/86 s.3 p.1

[ANON], Rewards for Right Decisions New Zealand Herald 24/4/86 s.3 p.1

[ANON], Call Option Offer by Jarden New Zealand Herald 24/4/86 s.3 p.1

[ANON], Charter Gets $10.2m For SSB Holding New Zealand Herald 24/4/86 s.3 p.1

[ANON], FAI May Have Quit NZI New Zealand Herald 24/4/86 s.3 p.1

[ANON], Batley Again Warns Shareholders New Zealand Herald 24/4/86 s.3 p.1

[ANON], Rate Rises Slacken New Zealand Herald 24/4/86 s.3 p.1

[ANON], IEL Subsidiary Purchased New Zealand Herald 24/4/86 s.3 p.1

[ANON], BIL Gets To Post New Zealand Herald 24/4/86 s.3 p.1

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Hall, Terry. ANZ parent bids for full control Dominion 5/8/86 p.14

[ANON], Mayfair plans $3.3m capital expansion Dominion 5/8/86 p.14

[ANON], Flower market opens Dominion 5/8/86 p.14

[ANON], Nelson independent plans in-pub brews Dominion 5/8/86 p.14

[ANON], Mineral Resources still confident of Martha Hill licence Dominion 5/8/86 p.14

[ANON], Long-term rates steady Dominion 5/8/86 p.15

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Easton, Brian. ECONOMY : Some more equal than others NZ Listener 15/2/86 p.56

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[ANON], Matinee mania Sunday News 19/10/86 p.35

[ANON], We're switching Sunday News 19/10/86 p.35

[ANON], Lucky for some Sunday News 20/7/86 p.57

[ANON], Open day at the ballet Hawkes Bay Herald-Tribune 24/2/86 p.?

Crandall, Steven. We are so dull NZ Herald 6/9/86 s.2 p.3

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Oram, Ric. 'Ban the booze' was the cry of the early protesters NZ Herald 14/6/86 s.2 p.2

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Warner, Kirsten. Modern movie Mary not hailed by NZ Catholics NZ Herald 14/6/86 s.2 p.3

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[ANON], Selecting vinyl floor : Harry's Handy Hints Otago Daily Times 12/6/86 p.18

[ANON], Winter mildew can be countered Otago Daily Times 12/6/86 p.18

Harsant, Wendy. End of era at Otago Museum Otago Daily Times 12/6/86 p.20

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Goulter, John. Scene set for long battle over bill Auckland Star 10/2/86 p.A 5

McPherson, Deborah. Y.W.C.A. offers new courses The Press 31/1/86 p.7

[ANON], Auckland's threat The Press 31/1/86 p.18

[ANON], Fringe handicapped The Press 31/1/86 p.18

Forrester, Kay. Arts festival's international flavour The Press 31/1/86 p.18

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Riddell, Oliver. Legislation covering artificial insemination introduced The Press 25/8/86 p.4

Walker, Glenys. Polytech course for carers The Press 25/8/86 p.16

Stockdill, Robert, Health today: Help for cocaine addicts Auckland Star 19/8/86 p.B 6

[ANON], New technique shatters stones Auckland Star 19/8/86 p.B 6

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Millar, Debra. Greater promotion of the arts as key goal NZ Herald 13/8/86 s.2 p.1

Used by permission of the New Zealand Herald

Richardson, John. Tongan scholar reticent over plot of new novel NZ Herald 13/8/86 s.2 p.1

[ANON], Under-age sex, ignorance shown Hawkes Bay Herald-Tribune 2/12/86 p.5

Thomas, Sue. Chris is now a leading light in glass Hawkes Bay Herald-Tribune 2/12/86 p.19

[ANON], Education in action Hawkes Bay Herald-Tribune 2/12/86 p.20

Magill, Jesma. Helping others to Grow Hawkes Bay Herald-Tribune 2/12/86 p.21

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Hopper, Ngaire. Food boffins forge links Evening Post 20/8/86 p.30

[ANON], Family doctor: Safeguarding children Evening Post 20/8/86 p.31

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[ANON], It's official - men can't cope with Christmas Hawkes Bay Herald-Tribune 20/12/86 p.2

Magill, Jesma. After-care essential Hawkes Bay Herald-Tribune 2/12/86 p.21

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Stirling, Pamela. Beauty and the feast NZ Listener 8/11/86 p.12

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von Dongen, Yvonne. Two-faced city NZ Times 16/5/86 P.7

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