Reports of stolen cats in Pāpāmoa unfounded
Police received reports of a large number of cats being held at an address.
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State Highway 2 reopens at Taneatua after car hits bridge
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Extensive algal bloom: Health warning issued for Lake Rotoiti bay
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Fresh investment into Māori horticulture announced
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