'Absolutely gutted': Friends of missing doctor on search being suspended
With no new information, police suspended the search for the missing doctor.
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School's biosecurity work and dedication recognised
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'Truly overwhelming': Missing doctor's mum and brother join search
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Tauranga doctor David Holland has been missing for nearly two weeks.
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A severe weather warning is in place for Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Hawke's Bay and Taupō.
'Grandstanding gets you nowhere': Mayor defends homeless stance
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Motiti Island residents not their own distinct group - Waitangi Tribunal
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Rainmaker set to strike North Island: Warning of strong winds, downpours, thunderstorms
Heavy rain warnings and watches are in place for the upper North Island.
Missing doctor a 'lovely soul' - hundreds join search to find him
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Heavy rain warnings, watches for Northland, Auckland, Coromandel
Heavy rain warning for Northland, Auckland and the Coromandel for Sunday and Monday.
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School leaders 'very much relieved' for increased access to RATs
Fifty nine per cent of schools in the Bay are managing Covid cases.
School leaders 'very much relieved' for increased access to RATs
Fifty nine per cent of schools in the Bay are managing Covid cases.
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'We're sorry': The organic dairy company that caused a right stink after illegally dumping wastewater
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Local Focus: Earthworks begin at Pāpāmoa Hills
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