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Free tree day for Tauranga residents
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Glenn Williams has received a King's Service Medal
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Audrey Young: Buckle in – money is tight, you’d better believe it
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'Liberated and excited': Thousands march in Tauranga, traffic disrupted
The protest was delayed to allow protesters caught in traffic.
Te Pati Māori protest in Tauranga in photos
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'Get the f*** off me': Woman allegedly woke to find man sexually assaulting her after work event
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Long-serving JPs' toil recognised
Rob Blackett, of Te Puke, has retired after 42 years as a JP.
'Pissing on their parade': Māori mobilise for Budget Day protest
Budget Day protests 'p***ing on their (the Government’s) parade'.
'Hectic': Hail the size of marbles pelts Auckland, city braces for next severe weather bout
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Life memberships for dedicated Katikati cricket trio
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3D-printed skateable features at new Mount park
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