Katikati music teacher marks major milestone
A Lexham Park Katikati resident becomes a centenarian today.
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Hit-and-run site to get safety upgrade
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'The need is now': Council moves to help struggling CBD businesses
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'We will contest any other decision vigorously': Hapū speaks at racecourse hearings
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Seven fires in a year: Binned batteries blamed for blazes
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Tauranga buses: Route changes proposed, night service considered
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Bay of Plenty mum ambassador to buy Kiwi made
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