Further delays as Hemo Gorge sculpture installation continues
The council did not respond to a request for the updated total cost of the sculpture.
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Jo Raphael: We must plug the border gaps
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Woman arrested after incident at BP
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Complaint about Hannah Tamaki signs on election day
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Marae funding: Just one Bay of Plenty marae missing out
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