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Election 2020: Students to run own 'general elections'
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Local surf lifeguards and support crews recognised
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Smokefreerockquest winners announced
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Election candidates to attend debate forum
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New partnership for tertiary scholarship programme
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Bella Vista Homes boss Danny Cancian has his day in court
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Free parking in Tauranga city centre
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