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Police probe incident at Tauranga college, deputy principal describes 'scuffle'
Staff intervene after trio come to college wanting to 'confront' student.
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It comes as Tauranga's council grapples with 'budget limitations'.
Missing 'tiny house pod' found nearly 100km away
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Whakaari: Island's owners say they have no insurance to fund victims' reparations
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Controversial road-pricing project scrapped after public backlash
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200 arrests in six months: How this CBD is turning the tide on crime
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Whakaari/White Island: Tour company cannot afford $517k fine, likely to close
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The Environment Court began processing appeals in 2020.
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A section of State Highway 2 will have one-hour traffic holds overnight next week.
Whakaari eruptions victims awarded more than $10m in reparations
Twenty-two people died in the eruption and 25 others were injured in 2019.
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GNS Science pushes for lower fine over Whakaari failings
The sentencing hearing will return for the judge’s decision this afternoon.
Controversial road closure leads to $5m in fines
Since the cul-de-sac was created in March 2022, 34,299 fines have been issued.
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All Mauao tracks to close while sculptures installed
Weighing around two tonnes each, the sculptures will be installed via helicopter.
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Man jailed for killing elderly wife in failed suicide pact
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Whakaari tour companies maintain they were misled by WorkSafe, other govt agencies
Research institute GNS Science will be sentenced separately today.
Failed bid to have newly elected council monitored revealed
But those behind it are considering trying again.