Armed police called to Matua after firearm report
Police were in the area of Tilby Drive and Fergusson Park about 4.30pm.
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Three-vehicle crash on Tauranga Eastern Link
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The jury had to decide if the injuries were accidental or caused by an "enraged" mother.
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Traffic delays while SH2 vandalism is repaired
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'She snapped': Teen stepmum allegedly stomped on toddler causing fatal injuries
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Tauranga Boys’ run riot in Super 8 rugby final
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Arranged marriage: Wife raped, bullied, and beaten by husband after moving to NZ
The man unsuccessfully appealed his conviction for raping his wife.
Mayor says Govt water plan ‘significant step forward’
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Vigilante sites taken down, police issue warning
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Les Misérables: The show will go on after three Covid cancellations
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Stripped naked, bashed: Vigilantes attack suspected paedophiles in Tauranga
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'Little Ref': 13-year-old whistleblower making a big noise on rugby field
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Failed transport hub: Tauranga council appeals High Court decision over costs
The council awaits trial in bid to recoup millions of dollars on site it sold for $1.
'Got angry and snapped': Teacher slapped student's face, pushed another
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Police investigate incident at Brookfield service station
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Man charged in relation to BOP death
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