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Letters: Waikeria riots inquiry should be independent
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Evacuation at Rotorua managed isolation facility
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No vaping in the library: Bans from council facilities halve
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Truck break down cleared on Tauranga Direct Rd
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Police still on hunt for Koutu shooting offender
Inquiries into the incident were ongoing.
Summer read: Airport developments questioned by former iwi land owners
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Police: Armed woman points gun at officers, takes patrol car, crashes it
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Local Focus: Tour operator creates 'feeder forest'
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Slip and flooding: State Highway 2 closed
The road is likely to remain closed for several hours.
Summer read: Which Rotorua schools are the most popular
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