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Cop knelt on drunk man's head, cracked his teeth on footpath
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Free dental care in BOP thanks to stranded aid ship
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Man arrested in armed raid released from hospital
The 36-year-old was found in need of medical assistance after police entered the property.
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Passing lane on SH2 to close over safety concerns
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Shark meat seized: Investigation first of its kind in 10 years
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Ōmokoroa town centre plans under way
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'Too little too late': Melbourne returnee told to isolate 12 days after arriving in NZ
Man was in the community for 12 days before being told to self-isolate.
Great white shark meat seized in Tauranga
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Luke Kirkness: Pāpāmoa is nice but it could be better
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Disability sports programmes helping tear down barriers
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Business digest: Bay of Plenty real estate performers shine at awards
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Go Local! Hotel Armitage reaches another refurbishment milestone
The hotel has spent more than $200,000 on its renovations so far.
Rob Rattenbury: Has the sun set on the day of the conservative?
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Bay of Plenty horror fiction author wins Bram Stoker Award
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The Rich List: Tauranga's seven new million-dollar suburbs revealed
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Air NZ cargo imports jump as supply chain woes continue to bite
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'Intense': Construction costs highest in two years
Report shows labour costs jump 1.3 per cent, the highest rate of cost inflation in 2 years
'Frustration and despair': Early learning staff shortage plagued by slow police vetting
The delays are putting pressure on centres to fill the staffing shortages.
High Court quashes 'super pole' decision on appeal
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