Norm Martin is ready to take the stage
New Zealand country musician Norm Martin is set to perform at Ngāhinapōuri Hall on May 8.
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Two more arrests over milk tanker attack
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Green light for Cambridge illumination guidelines
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Alleged Kmart robber appears in court, denied bail
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Bat survey takes off in Cambridge
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SH1 underpass now open
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Manawapou Bridge south of Matamata due to open today
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