Tauranga-born actress pursuing her Hollywood dream
Rising star Millie Van Kol's first feature film has been picked up for US distribution.
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Tauranga firefighters walk off the job
Paid firefighters are striking for an hour after failed collective bargaining with FENZ.
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Mt Maunganui boat crash: Skipper who fell asleep at wheel fined $7k
The boat crashed into the base of Mauao in January 2020 after the skipper fell asleep.
Seally season: Seal chases cat into marine biologist's lounge
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Mongols gang trial: Drug dealing, shootings - and Louis Vuitton
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Painting the town yellow: The potent pollen mixes getting up everyone's noses
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Local sports groups to have a place to call home
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A new home for Humphrey as successor takes shape
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New premises for the coffin club
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The Premium Debate: Subscribers overwhelmingly in favour of funding Trikafta
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Heavy rain warnings: Road closed after large trees come down
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Retirement village boom: Expert predicts sector could pump $1b into Bay economy
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'It's been an absolute honour': Kevin Marsh stepping down
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'Game on': Surf Rescue gets $1.3m towards new base
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NZ's literacy crisis and kids unable to read: 'Teachers ask me: Why weren't we trained in this?'
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Te Puke to turn yellow for town march
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Time to step up, says mayoral candidate
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