Tauranga council: Govt papers reveal possible five-year intervention
And substantial property rates increases could be on the cards for the next few years.
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Samantha Motion: A holly, jolly, news parody of the best Christmas song ever
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'Gutted': City councillors react after learning they will be fired
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'The nuclear option': Minister confirms commission for Tauranga City Council
The decision comes two weeks after the minister's initial announcement.
New Year's plans? Look no further
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'Godfather of giving': Businessman quietly gave millions to the community
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Man shot by police was using children as 'human shield': Rescuer
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Kiri Gillespie: Wharf St upgrade just what city needs right now
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Letters to the editor: No reason for the proposed 6.5% rates rise
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