210 jobs on the line: 80-year-old mill may shut down
The mill employs just over 210 people and is Whakatane's biggest private employer.
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Historic council meeting, without any councillors, honours Christchurch victims
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Two people arrested after gun shots reported
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Black Caps and White Ferns to face Australia and England in front of a sold out crowd.
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Stephanie Worsop: When indulging in star signs goes too far
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Man shot in Bay of Plenty, police seeking information
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'Future would look bright' for 6yo wanting $470k drug
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Contractor phase-out: Govt directly hiring MIQ security
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Throwing money at a problem doesn't always fix it
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