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TECT Community Trust election 2024 results declared
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Halloween events in the Bay of Plenty
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Island's owners are challenging the criminal conviction of their company.
New $300,000 city sculpture to be revealed
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Te Puke police station welcomes four new constables
New constables in Te Puke bring diverse skills.
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Building fire near Tauranga Hospital
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NZ Post mail deliveries could be cut to twice a week in some parts of country
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$20K support for BoP kidney patients
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Ezibuy parent company goes into administration
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