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Odd One Out wins art award
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Kiri Allan a loud beating drum for Te Puke
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Outlaw gangs to make NZ a safer place, says former drug kingpin
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Mental health: Fears lives may be at risk as nearly 500 wait for DHB appointments
Two patients have died in the past five years after being triaged but before treatment.
'It's very hard at the moment': Ōmokoroa stores targeted again
CCTV footage captured the incident.
Luke Kirkness: This Government is rewarding laziness
OPINION: It's time to get tough and ensure people are actually trying to find work.
Letters: City should get maximum benefit from elder housing sale
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Rachael Ferguson now wants the screening age lowered to 35.
'Like a dark blanket that covers your life': Depressed mum 'not critical enough' for support
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Woman killed in motorcycle crash named
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Lakes and Bay of Plenty allied health staff strike begins
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Rob Rattenbury: Pākehā need to be trusted with referendum on He Puapua
OPINION: We need a referendum on He Puapua, because progress depends on public support.
Civic precinct, infrastructure funding and rates: People to say what they think
The council received nearly 1200 written submissions, some are being spoken to today.
National launches Tauranga byelection campaign: Sam Uffindell 'humbled' to be candidate
"I think with Sam, we're on to a real winner," leader Christopher Luxon tells crowd.
Anne Tolley to business leaders: We're changing the council's culture
Commission chair Anne Tolley outlines the needs for Tauranga at City Leaders Lunch.
'Lucky': Breast cancer survivor walking and rowing 100km in May for charity
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Family, routine and social connection: The pandemic losses still affecting older Kiwis
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'Targeting Māori': The police firearm figures worrying leaders
Actions predicated on race or the situation? Police firearm use data revealed.
Drink driver kicks cop in leg during early morning arrest
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'Out of hand' cat colony prompts calls for foster support
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Dr Tony Farrell: Reining in alcohol industry will reduce health burden
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