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Three-way partnership for Ōhakune housing development
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Rotorua councillors vote to keep reserve previously marked for public housing
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'Truly exceptional': Hastings country lodge wins supreme award
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Matthew Hooton: Dawn raids failure a new low
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Bella Vista Homes former director loses bid for second appeal
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