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Tauranga birdman's stories to take flight at Escape!
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Too old to spill the tea - or even know what it means
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Marae funding to protect history for 'another 100 years'
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Firefighters spend hours battling blazes near Rotorua, Paengaroa
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Heads up, runners and walkers: Mauao track closures next week
The closures include days where access to the whole maunga will be shut.
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Letters to the editor: Take time to think first and tick later on cannabis referendum
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Like 'a dog's dinner:' Mayhem as traffic grinds to a halt at Bayfair
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Housing crisis: Rental costs and property prices far outstripping incomes
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World Homeless Day marked in Tauranga with free feast
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Fluro fest shining a light on mental illness
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Tee-rific: Te Tuinga Whānau have a ball on the course
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Bay of Plenty shines at restaurant awards
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