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Regular maintenance revealed the need for a complete replacement.
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Students no longer have to go next door to use the library
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Fatal SH5 Rotorua crash: Police appeal for witnesses
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Asset-rich, cash-poor: Retirees selling homes and hitting the road
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Rundown Wairoa Shelter gets a rebuild
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Victoria Wilson said she burst into tears after one family donated $7000.
'Premature mortality': Review backs report linking suburb's poor air to deaths
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Briefing to health minister reveals dire state of hospitals and cost blowouts
Dr Shane Reti received the briefing from health officials soon after becoming minister.
Grow On Katikati Seedlings Club sprouts interest in gardening
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'She deserves a good life': Girl needs $20k machine to slow lung damage
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1000 patients a day: 'Essential' healthcare workers to strike for 24 hours
A 'full withdrawal' of labour will take place on April 2.
'Constant' pain, 'horrific' bleeding: Women speak out about endometriosis
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Low and slow - how this barbecue cooking style is overtaking gas four-burners
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Flying fox a favourite for Te Puna youth
The playground will have a play wonderland, slide, swings, spin supernova and flying fox.
Relief as council backs down on ‘nightmare’ fees for village
'It would’ve been extremely difficult, sort of a nightmare situation.'
Second person charged with murder of Mongrel Mob president
Police allege Taiatini was fatally struck by a vehicle last June.
Complainants get real estate agent censured, fined $1000 for property use advice
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Easter Weekend weather: Bring out winter woolies, as rain, snow and winds forecast
Most of the North Island will see rain at times during the long weekend.
'Saving a life' was his only thought - until 'old habits' crept in
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