In pictures: How local candidates are wrapping up their election campaigns
Its the last day of campaigning, ahead of election day tomorrow.
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Old Taupō Rd bridge re-opens
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'If I didn’t believe, everyone at the foundation believed in me to make it happen'.
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It’s been an honour to serve our people ... I would like that privilege again.'
'Huge loss': Spring celebration planned in nature-lover's memory
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Well-known New Zealander denying violence charges elects jury trial
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'Masterpiece': Luxury spa wins design accolades
New build blends cultural heritage with 'stunning geothermal design'.
City that had just 'six' available rentals gets $11.2m boost to build more
The local rental market is 'unbelievably tight', social housing operator says.
'Traumatising': Roadworkers shot at, abused, threatened amid 'shocking' delays
The incidents come as the city grapples with delays linked to bridge roadworks.
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Hopes for younger racers after Richie Stanaway's 'amazing' Bathurst win
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A battle, an escape and an olive tree: The story behind a symbol of friendship
The symbol is a tree, planted 51 years ago, that a councillor says was ignored until now.
'Mindless offending': Police warn Te Teko residents to be wary of mail thieves
Mail has gone missing, been dumped on the side of the road or found miles away.
Act Party candidate for Rotorua electorate, Marten Rozeboom
Marten Rozeboom on the issues facing the electorate, from tourism to family values.
Person critically injured after crash in Bay of Plenty
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'Like snow': Hailstorm stops cars on State Highway 33
A sunny day quickly turned into a driving hailstorm in the Bay of Plenty.
'Illegal’ activities: Police investigating after hundreds of street racers disrupt city
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From 'eyesore' to architecturally-designed homes: Koutu housing plans revealed
Bennetts Rd in Koutu will see a new housing development.
Voting is open and thousands are not enrolled - but it's not too late
Younger voter enrolment rates lag behind those of more senior citizens.
'Excruciating pain': Car crashes into bedroom inches from sleeping mum, daughter
Renea Wharekura thinks every day how lucky they are to be alive.
'We have lost a man of great mana': Ngāti Whakaue kaumātua Pita Anaru remembered
'He was quite fearless and had a very strong Christian faith and strong faith in mankind.'
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Determination, hard work and love: 100-year-old's secrets to a long life
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