The Labour Party conference will start in Wellington today. A large coup there is unlikely, says Cedric Mentiplay. —Page 2 Leo Leonard drove to his third win this season in the forest rally which was more than usually hard on the bodywork of competing cars. —Page 3 Unrepentant in the face of a U.N. rebuke. South Africa has threatened another strike into Angola. —Page 8 School holidays are a busy time for the home cook. Celia Timms offers some helpful ideas. —Page 16 The Southland gelding. Kintyre, easily beat his Canterbury rivals in the heat of the Sires’ Produce Stakes at Addington on Saturday night.
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