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Rottweiler that bit vet must be put down, judge rules
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'Cop-out': Calls for 'lethargic' Crown to break Treaty settlement stalemate
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Kaimai quiz night attendees disgusted over group’s KKK costumes
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Heavy rains, strong winds expected in eastern Bay of Plenty
A heavy rain warning is in place for the eastern Bay.
Explainer: How to safely forage for mushrooms - and poisonous ones to avoid
However, the National Poisons Centre warns against eating wild mushrooms.
Dairy farmer 'feeling the pinch' after second Fonterra payout cut
Dairy farmer Shannon Munro says she could lose up to $150,000 for the year.
Stadium decision: Council denies 10 requests to speak at meeting
Those turned down wanted to give their views on the proposal.
'Not a huge surprise': Ten Te Pāti Māori election signs vandalised in Tauranga
The misspelt word "raciest" has been spray painted on some of the defaced signs.
Tauranga council debt levels 'concerning', says union
But commission chair says debt numbers used are inaccurate and “significantly overstated”.
Mark Lister: Dealing with the dairy downturn
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Four top chefs share their number-one tip for home cooks
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'You are the highest chain of command': Mongols gang president jailed
Jim 'JD' Thacker has been sentenced to more than two decades in prison.
Eastern link night closures coming up
The closure will enable the movement of bridge beams.
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NZ's first Woolworths (2.0): Supermarket reopening 'a special moment'
The store is the first of the country's 194 supermarkets to make the change to Woolworths.
Whakatōhea’s Treaty Settlement Bill gets first reading in Parliament
Whānau and dignitaries gathered to witness a pivotal moment in the Iwi's history.
Dairy's 'perfect storm': Farmers steeling for downturn say pain will be widespread
'The mental anguish is probably starting to have quite an impact on all farmers.'
'Almost paralysing': She thought she had dementia at 36. But it was something else
'I would just freeze and have no idea what we were just talking about.'
'He never had a bed': Mongols vice president's 'shocking' road to 16 years jail
Hone Ronaki was deported from Australia in October 2018.
‘Long time coming’: Twice denied, Māori to get place at council's table
The vote was 9-3, with one councillor calling the decision ‘totally wrong'.
Increased risk of injury or death: Cathedral Cove tracks closed for summer
People urged to stay away from the cove and nearby bays.
'Haemorrhaging': Popular bar loses up to $100k because it can't sell booze
The business suffered a 'shock-horror moment' after losing its liquor licence.