Two men who scuttled boat off Waiheke Island fined $40,000
The men deliberately misled council officers, saying the boat had been buried on land.
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Former Dilworth student says teacher chased him after fleeing sexual abuse
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Waiheke vineyard loses yet again
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Dilworth School staff member told student his alleged abuser was 'great guy'
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Legal action against DoC over Waiheke Island little blue penguins
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Strong support for Gulf marine reserve
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Waiheke locals fight against 50th helicopter pad on island
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New Waiheke electric ferry service proposed
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Person rescued from the water off Mullet Bay, Motutapu Island
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Kennedy Point Marina protesters challenge injunction
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