Dr Rachel Keedwell: Declining reserve balances brought into sharp focus
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Earthquake hits lower North Island; hundreds report feeling it
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Tararua farmers learn about water quality targets
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Long-serving Anglican priest Father Bill departs the parish, but he's still in service
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A and P Show: Tie-breaker needed in rare shearing dead-heat
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