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'If they have an issue with it, they can take it up with the Local Government Minister.'
Union 'concerned' about number of assaults on mental health staff
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Gang members in prison: Numbers hit 7-year low
But the proportion in prison compared to non-gang members is at a 12-year high.
'Time was critical': 78-year-old 'grateful' for rescue helicopter services
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Once worth $3m, Kleana Bins now in voluntary administration
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Mount apartment tower's $25m makeover - and new name
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Nurse's cars stolen and vandalised at Tauranga Hospital
"It has been a huge inconvenience when we are already dealing with challenges."
Grandma allegedly three times over booze limit on school pick-up run
Police respond to report of swerving vehicle in Edgecumbe.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Where have all the children gone?
OPINION: There's no quick fix, and parents are not failing.
Four buildings at Tauranga Hospital are earthquake-prone
Theatre block and main ward among those at risk.
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National plan to ban gang convoys in Tauranga 'ineffectual' - gang expert
National byelection candidate Sam Uffindell's idea for a member's bill comes under fire.
'Absolutely soaked': Mount residents frustrated by speeding cars during flood
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Opinion: Abusing people just for doing their job is not okay
Angry people should instead try a bit of kindness.
Butcher hit 'rock bottom'. Then something made him decide to stay open
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Revealed: The courts where privacy was most often breached
Data details Ministry staff viewing court documents without justified reasons.
Flooding, crashes, mini-tornado: Emergency services 'very, very stretched' in Bay
'The water is up to our knees': Residents report flooding due to the downpour.
'Suspicious item' that sparked road closures no threat to safety - police
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Live: 5836 cases today, five virus-related deaths, 403 people in hospital
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Opinion: Just do something - massacres need to stop
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