Porirua mayor's family live in Rotorua
Porirua mayor Mike Tana called out about family still living in Rotorua
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Young stars shine on Coastlands Star Search stage
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Renée receives Prime Minister's award for literary achievement
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Kāpiti couple celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
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Witnesses to fleeing driver incident sought
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Australia: Margaret River marvels
Western Australia's Margaret River region serves up a platter of pristine white sand.
Paraparaumu College's administration block revamped
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Prostate cancer not the end
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Community makeover celebrates Leana's bravery and supportive nature
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