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The number of AstraZeneca and Novavax doses in the Bay of Plenty can be revealed.
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'Horrified': Owner in shock after kitten shot
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Police still looking for Taupō man missing for two months
Michael Yewen, 50, has been missing since February 3.
Letters: Wairākei reserve planting - economy should take 'precedence'
Our readers have their say.
NZ's deadliest week: 23 new Covid deaths, 104 so far this week
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Jo Raphael: People should be disgusted by charity shop break-in
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'Impressive' economic growth as region beats the odds
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'He was speeding. Driving like he stole it, which he did' - car thefts rise
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One injured after three-car collision in Mount Maunganui
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Opinion: It's time to raise the retirement age
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Small businesses bear the brunt of Govt policy moves
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Doors to stored Tauranga Heritage Collection to open for the first time
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We will remember them in Wāipa
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