Ōhaupō still chasing an opening win in Mooloo Shield comp
Mixed weather across the province was a recipe for tight rugby on Saturday.
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Raglan wharf upgrade complete and open for community
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Young dad-to-be who raped sleeping woman gets sentence reduced
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Cool Ford Pickup demands attention
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Power Farming's Fieldays site a standout
Anonymous judges crowned five Fieldays site award winners.
College First XV reunion a success
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Tractor pull fascinates little Fieldays fans
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Baby great white leaves safety of Far North 'nursery' for Port Waikato
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NZ landmarks will light up orange in support of the World Vision efforts
NZ landmarks will light up orange in support of the World Vision efforts
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Mr Fox a fantastic choice as theatre reports huge casting response
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Bats the Musical: Vampires don't exist... do they?
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BOP and Waikato's best new architecture projects celebrated
21 projects were winners on the night.
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Fieldays 2023 kicks off spectacularly
Visitors poured in eagerly to explore, braving the fresh start.
Tīrau chicken farmer makes changes for climate
Jeff Collings is working hard to decarbonise his 130,000-bird farm.
Stan Walker’s family lose ‘everything’ to house fire
Support flooding in for family after fire destroys “just about all” belongings.
Book fair sets fundraising record
The more than $18,000 profit will be spent in the community.
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Next step in Cambridge to Piarere safety improvements starts
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Empowering the next generation of women
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