Shakespeare in Shorts coming to Te Puke Repertory
The Bard's popular and more obscure works will be performed.
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Fines and debt collectors: Car parkers stung at shopping centres
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Minister's decision on housing intensification rules 'rational and reasonable'
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Duck hunters have guns seized in opening weekend
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Senior driver licence test 'creating confusion stress and anger'
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Tauranga Eastern Link to close for three nights next week
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Young surfers start strong at World Junior Champs
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Dog latches on to pig's throat in public reserve, teens rush to help
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Horse dies after crash, police issue warning
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Baywide rugby: Narrow win for Te Puke on the road
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Market day raises funds for school
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Simon Bridges says NZ wasn't ready for a Māori PM: 'I didn’t think enough about race relations'
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Ria Hall announces Tauranga mayoral bid
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'Clutching her stomach': Girl seen lying in pool of blood in alleged mall attack
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