Cricket club 'homeless' on home ground
Council has ripped up wicket it promised to provide; cricket club shunted around park.
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Tauranga boy takes away perfect score in global test
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Council offers staff trip to see Tony Robbins in Sydney
The council says the trip to see the self-help guru was for professional development.
School principals warn new wave of inequality looms
Govt plans to scrap school donations in some schools mean huge inequities - principals.
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Mum sells five-bedroom home to live in tiny house
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Hīkoi for Homeless solved the crisis or created a new one?
Leaders reflect one year on: "There is still so much to be done."
Person critical after crash in Bay of Plenty, SH1 blocked in Porirua
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Couple and baby spend night in trapped car down bank
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Local Focus: Aroha's long and frustrating journey to re-divert the Kaituna Cut
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Local Focus: Aroha's long and frustrating journey of the Kaituna Cut
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'I feel lucky': Tauranga councillor Rick Curach crashes e-scooter
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Tauranga lawyer Craig Tuck in Julian Assange's legal team
The Tauranga lawyer was with Assange at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London late last year.
Flooding down south begins turbulent week of weather
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Mental health issues' massive impact on criminal justice system
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Bryan Gould: A transtasman parting of ways could be on the cards
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Grieving woman shares drink driving heartbreak
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Unhealthy homes: Mould, leaks, disease making people dangerously sick
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Fateful decision: The defining moment in the Bella Vista disaster
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A day in the life of a Taumata School teacher
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Game of Thrones author hints at trip to Rotorua next year
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Rotorua surgeon convicted of careless driving causing death
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