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A new dangerous-goods safety measure will be enforced by the Christchurch City Council. —Page 2
A giant wasp nest has been found in Mount Thomas forest, in North Canterbury. —Page 3
The French Right made big gains in local body elections on Sunday.
—Page 10
Four nations are fighting over a tiny island in the Atlantic called Rockall. —Page 19
How the dollar is faring for the New Zealand traveller. —Page 25
Hondo’s Dream has an excellent chance of atoning for a last-start failure in Saturday’s Hororata Cup when he contests the first leg of the T.A.B. double at Addington this evening. —Page 29
Anthony Mosse heads a group of 12 New Zealand swimmers who have gained world swimming rankings. —Back page
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