Go-ahead given for tsunami siren installations
Tauranga City Council gives go-ahead to install up to 12 tsunami sirens in next two years.
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Tauranga top cops celebrate 126 years on the beat
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Council changes tactic over Black Caps' homecoming
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The bright-eye, paralysed pup given another chance at life
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NZTA pulls plug on Bayfair underpass
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Kings' first nationwide tour includes Tauranga
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Man arrested following death of Te Puke man
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Free school buses to change lives for deprived families
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