Watch: Old council building demolished as focus shifts to new precinct
The demolition has finished ahead of schedule and on budget, council says.
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It's a great opportunity for the players who have been a bit starved of competitive golf
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"Consultation has become extinct over the past 40 years. Transparency, likewise."
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Cup final beckons for Te Puke women
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Works on Kōpū commercial wharf to start next month
Jobs will be created through the precinct's construction
Comment: Keep your dog under control in public
OPINION: As a dog owner, I understand there's a time and a place for leashes.
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OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.
State of the art horticulture centre coming to Katikati College
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Did Whakaari/White Island erupt? Ash rises 600m above volcano
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Queen's coffin lowered into royal vault; King Charles weeps for mother
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How rocks could help battle climate change
"It's quite exciting. It's great to hear that these sorts of things are going on."
Uffindell has 'hard work' ahead, commentator says
Bay of Plenty National Party stalwarts are backing the MP after caucus reinstatement
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Kate on hand to comfort the young Princess as she said goodbye with the world watching on.
Queen's funeral: King Charles close to tears in emotional scenes; royals walk with coffin
Political leaders, royalty and ordinary people from around the globe gather in London.
Teen rapist 'perhaps the most vilified man in NZ': Lawyer
Corrections unsuccessfully applied to prevent Meyer from accessing the internet.
'Disrespectful', 'cynical' - Govt slams release of Uffindell report on day of Queen's funeral
Fourteen people were interviewed as part of the inquiry into the Uffindell allegations.
Increase in harvested aquaculture in the Firth
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Richard (Dick) Littlejohn remembered as a 'legend' in the rugby world
"Bay of Plenty Rugby are very proud and honoured to call Dick one of our own."
Election Q&A: Eric Carter
Keeping ahead of central government changes, Three Waters, RMA.
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Volunteers maintain DoC's goat huts
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