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"It’s about a legacy that’s felt deeply and a story that is crying out to be told.”
”There’s good things there for them, regardless of how much of a donation they give."
Traffic data showed an increase of 20 per cent, or around 500 vehicles per day.
The student was hit by a car on Ōtūmoetai Rd around 3.20pm on Tuesday.
The incident happened after school.
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Private cars account for 90 per cent of journeys in Tauranga and it’s causing headaches.
Habits that drive road users up the wall.
'It only takes a second or two of inattention to kill a pedestrian.'
Tauranga’s controversial civic precinct project could cost ratepayers $26m a year.
Offender admitted taking items and intended to sell them.
Three people are due to appear in Tauranga District Court today.
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Private cars account for 90 per cent of journeys in Tauranga and it’s causing headaches.
'Everyone wants housing yet we are stifled by infrastructure.'
'The roads are the worst I've seen them,' says McLeod Cranes’ Scott McLeod.
The National Party leader has some fun before getting down to serious business.
Others are thinking of doing the same thing as project comes under fire.
The NZ First leader promises to announce the "flavour" of his tax policy.
When Claire first arrived from China five years ago, she struggled to fit in.
102mm of rain has fallen in eight hours with more to come.
Council commissioners are preparing to meet to decide how best to progress the project.
Some 'don’t have power in their home' because they don't think they can afford it
Accused remanded in custody.
MetService has upgraded the forecast to orange for Coromandel.
TECT chair said project “one of the most exciting and significant projects” in a lifetime.
This woman works fulltime as a nurse but is still homeless.
'We want them to be able to train on the best facility possible,' the groundskeeper says.