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Teachers ask for Auckland, Tauranga, Queenstown rental housing allowance
PPTA claims an immediate $242m 15 per cent pay rise plus a $9.5m housing allowance.
More bones found at Mount Maunganui after skull discovery
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Witness says attempted murder accused told her she caused head-on crash
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Forensic pathologist to examine 'skull' pulled from water
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Revealed: NZ First MP's family ties with Wally Haumaha
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People arrested in relation to donation scam
Thanks to members of the public coming forward, arrests have been made.
The day a river claimed 18 lives
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Police push for social worker team for child protection
'Staff resourcing a challenge,' emails show, but new team could 'relieve some pressure'.
Three people arrested after avocado heists
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Police warning of men approaching children
Police warn of suspicious adults approaching school children in residential suburbs.
Gang member steals ashes from Pāpāmoa family
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Bella Vista homeowners will seek more than $25k damages
On top of the damages claim, homeowners want market value for their houses, plus costs.
Council facing two separate Bella Vista lawsuits
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Repeat drink driver 'on the prison merry-go-round'
Tauranga driver jailed for 21.5 months for 20th drink-driving conviction
Head of Wally Haumaha inquiry stands down
The chair of the inquiry into Wally Haumaha's appointment has stood down.
Bella Vista homeowners to sue council
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Polytech second-half rolls jump with free fees
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LinkedIn account of inquiry head endorses Wally Haumaha
Calls for chairwoman of inquiry into top cop to resign.
KiwiBuild applications pile up in Tauranga
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Olympic sevens coach admits careless driving causing injury
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More Bella Vista residents considering joining class action
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Former Bella Vista director served, via newspaper ad
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