The New Zealand Herald leads with a report that millions of
litres of mik may be poured away as a row over a new poer
plant cuts production at a Te Rapa milk factory.
The paper
also shows photos of a couple who's marriage has been
arranged via radio
The Heralds' man in Dili describes the
arrival of NZ troops in East Timor.
There is a preview of
the Rugby World Cup.
Inside the paper:
Airlines in 34
countries are showing no signs of being prepared for the Y2K
bug.
The editorial looks at Tertiary Education and the
need for a skilled workforce
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