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Ned sounds out ceremonial call
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New bridge design marks giant leap
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Historic platform turned catwalk
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Truckie sacked while isolating during pandemic awarded $8k
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Richard Prebble: Why Luxon is one of Labour's biggest assets
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First-year student makes the grade
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Family2Family Foodbank Appeal back at New World Waihī
New World’s Family2Family Foodbank Appeal is back for 2023.
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Arty twist on shed ramble
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Community Matching Fund open for bids
Groups need to ‘match’ the grant they’re seeking in volunteer hours, cash or kind.
Support sought for high school reunion
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Revealed: How much Bay councils spend on consultants
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'There’s so many things that keep me up at night'.
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Wharenui build to use quake-resistant Māori method
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Thames Music Group to present pianist Katherine Austin and cellist Hyein Kim
Acclaimed pianist Katherine Austin and successful cellist Hyein Kim to perform on May 7.
Anzac Day services draw big crowds in Tauranga
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Reader opinion: Scramble to find skilled workers; Cameron Rd struggles
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Anzac Day: Great-granddaughter of VC recipient is Te Puke guest speaker
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Youth choir members assisted by paramedics at Anzac service
Day of rememberance pays tribute to the 30,000 Kiwis who have died in wars and conflicts.