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'Significant' house fire near Te Puke
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Gas main hit in central Tauranga, cordons removed
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'Destroyed': 83yo faces court for allegedly painting over te reo on bins
The charge has a maximum penalty of seven years' imprisonment.
Katikati’s newest community space opens
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As wars rage, we remember
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Medical ship stranded in Fiji with large repair bill
The crew was providing much-needed medical aid to isolated communities in Fiji.
Truck loses trailer on SH2, nose to tail between two other vehicles
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'I've already used up eight of my nine lives': Mike King's hope for NZ, and himself
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Worse than in Covid: 'Record' need as homeowners, fulltime workers turn to foodbank
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Study shows proposed ferry service risks high costs
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Crashes block Canterbury, Bay of Plenty highways
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Mark Lister: Policymakers face a balancing act as unemployment rises
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