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"I have to make sure that none of these kids miss out."
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Kiwi tourists spend nearly $80m more in Bay than pre-Covid
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Clarke Gayford sorry for 'confusion' after claim he tried to get mate rapid test
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Revealed: The cost of water-related injuries
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'A lifesaver': More than a third of eligible Bay residents have got booster
A doctor says about 3000 booster shots were being given per weekday in the Bay of Plenty.
Billion-dollar 'rebound' year for Tauranga building consents
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'It's ridiculous': 27 days before bank picks up home loan application
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Spat at, shoulder-barged, chased by car: Council staff targeted as assaults soar
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Letters: New senior e-bike riders need safety training
Our readers have their say.
Sun, surf and 320 litres of ice cream a day: Bay booms over holiday season
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Brothers deny alleged Minden machete robbery
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Jo Raphael: Pests are a problem but prevention is key
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Buyer beware as Bay of Plenty e-bike injuries soar
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Covid-19: 16 more cases in Bay of Plenty, two in Lakes district
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Mount Maunganui Lotto punter $23,000 richer
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'It's normal to feel irked or sad': Advice on beating back to work blues
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Revealed: What books were issued most in the Bay of Plenty in 2021
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Hot temperatures and pests keeping services on their toes
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Bay of Plenty moves to restricted fire season overnight
Everyone needs a permit to light an open-air fire.
Will Bay of Plenty hit 100% fully-vaccinated?
One politician says people in harder-to-reach areas were still getting their first dose.
Revealed: Full line-up of all players for T20 Black Clash
The latest member has been revealed completing the full line-up for both teams.
'It's running wild': Mount woman in Aussie tells of life inside Omicron outbreak
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