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'I get the work done, whatever it takes'
'I get the work done, whatever it takes'
NZTA says a full closure was safer for their crews and road users.
Budget restraints have been caused by the need to improve water infrastructure.
Retired skipper takes flattie search public after reports of elderly housing crisis.
New Zealand Defence Force bomb staff were called.
Shaunna Polley and Alice Zeimann again won the beach volleyball event in Mount Maunganui.
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'We still have no news' his mother Karen Holland said today.
'You wander around the grave sites wondering how people can do this to other people.'
However, the school is defending its spending.
The owner says closing site was a difficult decision after it lost 'quite a few' GPs.
'Where we’ve landed is probably reasonably fair.'
Road users will be detoured via SH2 while works take place.
Police are investigating a ram-raid burglary at the Bottle-O Te Puke store
Where are new stores opening? One store shut in Flaxmere but that's been eclipsed.
The school says such 'complex' cases require specialist advice to protect all involved.
Homeowners face paying another 11.1 per cent on average.
'We just do not have enough facilities for the kids in our country,' his mum says.
The council says the project could be worth $58.8m in benefits to the city.
Pauanui girl sets record for youngest winner.
The idea to toll many main arterial routes was labelled “ludicrous” and "unfair".
'We feel well supported. In the past, we felt that no one even cared.'
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The Environment Court began processing appeals in 2020.
A section of State Highway 2 will have one-hour traffic holds overnight next week.
Bay of Plenty's Taupō Wahed says he has no regrets.
Since the cul-de-sac was created in March 2022, 34,299 fines have been issued.
Weighing around two tonnes each, the sculptures will be installed via helicopter.