Weet-Bix Kids' Tryathlon: Get your tamariki practising for a day of trying their best
The kids-only event will be held at Ongley Park on March 19.
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Dr Rachel Keedwell: Declining reserve balances brought into sharp focus
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Free menstrual products for sports teams
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Gang members 'know what happened' to murdered dad
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Utikere back with a reduced majority
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Civic Honour Award alumni grows by five
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Family band to entertain with songs of heroism and hardship
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