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Waikato NPC break losing streak in Auckland
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Thames Valley go down fighting to champions South Canterbury
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Shellfish biotoxin alert issued for Waikato west coast
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Ryan Hamilton: National’s anti-fluoride, anti-mandate MP-in-waiting
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Lotto luck for Waikato players
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Iconic waterslide home back on the market in less than a year
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Cyclist lines up 25th race around Lake Taupō
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Children's show set to entertain this school holidays
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Orchids & More to bloom at Mystery Creek
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Teenager arrested after serious assault outside Hamilton bar, one in critical condition
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Raw meat, medical waste, dead animals: Why some are losing recycling privileges
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Te Rapa is the highlight of the racing weekend.
Delays this weekend on Waikato Expressway
Lane reductions and other traffic management will stay in place at weekends.
Big game comes to Whangamatā
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The district where all parks and reserves will get te reo Māori names
New bilingual signs are soon to be introduced at parks and reserves.
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