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Mahia celebrates multi-use sports facility, enhancing local recreation
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New patrol vehicle to help with quick crime reporting in Whangārei
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Editorial: National Party's board appointments of the two Bs is a wise choice
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Funding to critical research to close gap between Māori and non-Māori cancer deaths
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Study finds 'notably higher' amputations for people living in most deprived areas in region
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Opinion: Five reasons why the Govt should slow down on raising speed limits
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Ōpua community members and iwi oppose housing development
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Beer brand using Māori images 'highly offensive'
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Tama Potaka blames Willie Jackson for Whakaata Māori budget cuts.
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Taupō Times closes after more than 60 years
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Jan Lawton looks forward to relaxing retirement after long service at Workbridge
'Jan is very well-known and respected in the Whanganui community,'
After year of fundraising, breast milk bank to start helping vulnerable infants
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'About sharing the warmth': Thousands turn out for Matariki events in Hawke's Bay
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Free bus rides on offer to Hamilton Matariki event
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Hawke's Bay's main Matariki events to continue despite wild weather amid lead-up
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Tūrangi puts on spectacular light show with just one drone
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Aroha ki te tangata: New generation
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Whanganui gears up for launch of recycling service
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