Seymour marks Tauranga returning to 'a council that you’re able to vote out'
His public meeting was interrupted by a protest and a fire alarm being triggered.
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$40,000 cocktail party: Council decision to withhold guest list goes to Ombudsman
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Mayoral candidate threatens to take Tauranga council and marina to High Court
It comes amid a years-long dispute that has already cost ratepayers nearly $70k.
Climate change efforts a 'crock': Mayoral hopeful ranks lowest in environment survey
He says people have to have 'rocks' in their heads to think humans can change the climate.
So much, so fast, all at once: Govt moves at breathtaking pace on housing market
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Parking camera trial for BoP towns
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“Untapped potential”: Golden triangle regions call for greater collaboration
Te Waka and Priority One have written to the Government.
Tauranga election: Which ward is struggling with voter turnout
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'Really special': Local and international choirs join for regional concert
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Delays expected after Bethlehem crash
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Tauranga teen’s World Junior Motocross title win
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Traffic delays as SH2 protesters hit the road
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Taller buildings risk Mount’s ’boutique character’ – locals
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Why students say a $55m university campus is 'pretty empty'
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Jealous man allegedly set fire to ex’s house and her new flatmate’s BMW
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Cheap 'knock-offs': Move to protect national Māori flag's legacy
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