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Whakaari/White Island: Volcanic Alert Level lowered
The volcano has been at Alert Level Two since November.
'Strong' 5.1 earthquake shakes Bay of Plenty
The 5.1 magnitude quake struck 10 kilometres south-west of Te Kaha.
'Massive distraction': New twist in deputy mayor row
'For the sake of the city, we needed to put this to bed.'
Local Focus: It's showtime for theatres in Tauranga
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Elderly man dies following misdiagnosis and treatment delays
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'Bright future' for CBD. More than $40 million commercial consents approved
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PM v Rob Fyfe - 'Remiss of me' not to thank ex-Air NZ boss; 'job's not done yet'
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Muller promises more welfare spending under a National Government
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Cloudy with a chance of rugby - Super match set
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Opening a bottle a 'big achievement', say two White Island survivors
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Former cop says he questioned Whakaari risks but 'no action' taken
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Names of Te Teko murder accused and his alleged victim suppressed
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Police at 'serious incident', one in custody
Police have cordoned off an area at a rural address.
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$2 billion bonanza: Bay kiwifruit growers take lion's share of rewards
Results incredibly encouraging, says Zespri chairman.
'Unbelievably' sad: Heartbroken widow pays tribute to husband after gliding tragedy
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'Lifeblood of our business': Bay companies save local jobs during crisis
Hundreds of small businesses avoid making workers redundant.
'Feed them to the pigs': Man admits sending Simon Bridges death threat
He was angered after watching a debate between Bridges and Jacinda Ardern.
'Tragic accident': Popular teacher killed in 30km/h kitesurfing crash
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Wanted: 'Dangerous' Mongols gang member wanted by police
Police are appealing for help to track down a "dangerous" Mongols gang member from Oz
King beds and spa: Inside new multimillion-dollar superyacht
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PM meets Tauranga apprentice hired in work scheme
While in the Bay, the Prime Minister decided to drop in and meet Jake Alder.
'Very angry': White Island survivor lashes out at authorities over rescue delays
Stephanie Browitt survived but her sister and father were among the 21 who died.
National Party leader Todd Muller has minor surgery
It comes as the Prime Minister was busy in his own Bay of Plenty territory.
Cricketer on Black Lives Matter: I acted when I was abused in NZ
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How emergency services coped with island eruption
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From the chief executive: Roading major obstacle to recovery says CEO Mark Wynne
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