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Some are stocking up on food, others are in lockdown.
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No cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the Bay of Plenty.
Princess Cruises has halted global operations of 18 cruise ships for two months.
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No cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the Bay of Plenty area.
"As soon as I saw her roll underneath [the car] I had to turn my head and close my eyes."
Health experts and shops are discouraging people from panic buying and hoarding items.
The Government has earmarked $4m to help struggling businesses.
Impact felt as cruise ship diverted to Tauranga.
A report on Whakaari White Island has revealed new information on December 9.
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"If they kept to the speed limit they'd be alright."
More than 400,000 cubic metres of dirt could be dumped if the application is approved.
''We're really thankful that no one was hurt.''