More art planned for Hauraki Rail Trail
Two art installations have been showcased in Thames.
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Raglan oil spill drill tests new gear
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MPs dive into Waikato VR technology
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Hamilton mall robbery: Staff anxious to be back at work after brazen raid
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Top New Zealand scientists win Kudos
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Kids charity in fundraising drive for new van
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Waihi Golf Club greenkeeper calls time after 13 years
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HCC pays tribute to four outgoing councillors
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Waipā applies for Better Off funding for six projects
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Fieldays offers an inside look into the forestry and wood processing sector
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Shortlist of 22 to be the faces of district's new push for visitors
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