'It meant a lot for us to have it back': Bereaved family reunited with memorial seat
Adrian Shuen's family were heartbroken when his memorial seat was removed.
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“Please avoid this trail until repairs can be made.”
Immigration check failures prompt GP and family to reconsider staying
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State highways reopen in Coromandel, rain warning remains in place
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Archery teacher moving to Waihi
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Subscribers weigh in on exodus from Labour - a sinking ship or normal house cleaning?
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Historic bike on show at army museum
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