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John Cronin returns as Chairman

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Bay of Plenty Regional Council has returned John Cronin as Chairman
At the first council meeting today in Whakatane councillors re-elected Mr Cronin. Philip Sherry was re-elected as Deputy Chairman.
The Regional Council has three new councillors - Douglas Owens and Paula Thompson representing Tauranga, and Lyall Thurston representing Rotorua.
Ten other councillors were returned for another term in local government elections earlier this month.

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