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Still plenty of legs in prawn park after setbacks
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'This year is the worst': Schools hiring 'unqualified' teachers due to shortage
Principal survey finds nearly half had to appoint “untrained or unqualified” teachers.
What should happen to iconic museum? Public get a say in multimillion-dollar question
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Jailed serial groper admits doing indecent act in store carpark
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Live: Wastewater overflows into Lake Rotorua, high river level closes SH2
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'It is the soul of Rotorua': Guide makes case for full restoration of museum
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'Alarming offending': Security guards stationed at all North Island Michael Hill stores
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Live: Highways blocked, motorists trapped, rivers rising as heavy rain hits BoP
An orange rain warning is in place for the Bay of Plenty and Coromandel Peninsula.
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Letters: Lifestyle can’t compete with paying the bills
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