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Rail barrier arms down at Mount Maunganui intersection, traffic backed up
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Worker hurt in forklift incident stable after surgery
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Free-fare bus trial for students under threat as safety concerns spiral
Safety for our bus users is paramount and all agencies have agreed to take further action.
Māori 'locked up and lonely' at health sites
Seclusion at Bay facilities 'has got to stop - it absolutely has to stop'.
Pastor charged after organising anti-lockdown protest pleads guilty
Leon Samuels pleaded guilty to a single charge of breaching Covid-19 restrictions.
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Walkways to close for planned tree removal
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'My people are struggling': Māori leaders on mental health and Covid-19
One said the mental health crisis was a 'second pandemic'.
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Security guards 'did nothing' as teens tried to set girl's hair on fire
Council chairman says guards' response was "totally unacceptable".
Victims 'angry' as jailed child sex offender to be released early
Victim says it is 'cruel' offender will be moved to home in proximity to victims.
Weeds exhibit aims to educate, and re-vegetate
Western Bay Museum is hosting the Project Parore exhibit Weeds Weeds Weeds.
Woman pleads guilty to murder of 5-year-old Malachi Subecz
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Youth as young as 12 behind spike in car thefts, ram-raids
Police fear for the safety of the young offenders behind the wheel.
Harrisons Cut beach access work to begin
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