Coastguards pull off 'challenging' night rescue in Coromandel
Meanwhile, Waikato Regional Council also rescued a grounded vessel.
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Budget restraints have been caused by the need to improve water infrastructure.
Harbourmaster stops 'calling the bar' service
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Western Bay Cricket: Baaj Sports to keep Don Warner Trophy for winter
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Australia hold on to snare nail-biting victory over Black Caps
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Building evacuated after discovery of 'potential explosive threat'
New Zealand Defence Force bomb staff were called.
Top School contest: Big cheers for children part of winning teams
The day, like the competition, was hot.
Kiwi stars claim back-to-back wins in Mount Maunganui
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Summer snaps of popular beach
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Maddy goes for gold
Guide Maddy Watts is a gold award recipient of the Hillary Award.
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Avocado orchard joins flavours festival
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Mark Lister: Companies still doing it tough - will lacklustre earnings give way for optimism?
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Andrew Alderson: Black Caps making a habit of batting recoveries
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Baywide cricket: Te Puke still in top four after loss
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Te Puke High provisional exam results above national achievement levels
NCEA achievement is not the only measure of success.
Opinion: Penalise teen criminals - but do it this way
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'Absolutely horrified': Six-storey $100m-plus Mount retirement village under fire
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New mural reflects the region
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