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The business card criticised their parking and carried a threat.
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Greerton road closed after car crash, one person taken to hospital
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Burglaries keeping Katikati cops busy
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Regional council considering staged sell-down of port shares
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Road closed: One dead in crash near Tauranga
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Man arrested after wallet and bank cards allegedly go missing during a person suffering medical event
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Young boy donates all his coins in food drive
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Mark Lister: A November to remember for investors
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Christmas Appeal donations crack $100K with two weeks to go
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Transport boss leaves council amid restructuring
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New gambling policy for Tauranga adopted despite warning
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