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Personal protest takes money from public purse
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More Waikato lakes added to health warning list
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Invitational Athlete Programme needs sponsors
Providing a platform for athletes to showcase their skills and reach their potential.
Waikato cyclists begin push for Paris Olympics
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Festival One 2024 returning for 10th anniversary
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Mayor to mentor young Māori leader
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Drownings in Waikato lead to call for action
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Kāwhia Rugby Sub-Union: Photos, information about disbanded group sought
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