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Parliament debates 2017 Budget
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New rentals for Ngati Whakaue
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Debate over short-term rentals at submission hearings
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Multi-million dollar developments for Rotorua's east side
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Rotorua wins at NZ Commercial Project Awards
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Applications open for Accelerate business growth programme
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