Declining or flourishing? MP wants 'clarity' on reef life two years after fishing ban
The regional council says it will take time to see if change is happening.
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Western Bay council could put off Annual Plan adoption
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Teacher accused of pushing student cleared of wrongdoing at emotional hearing
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Parents lining up at liquor stores as kids go hungry - and other sad tales of booze harm
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'Error of judgment that I regret deeply': Jan Tinetti grilled by privileges committee
Jan Tinetti faces grilling from MPs in the privileges committee
Chiefs power-up front row for Reds match
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Crews dampening hot spots after large building fire
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Winter rain will put pressure on catchments
The Waikato River catchments are under pressure ahead of winter
BoP garden earns national honour
Shalendy regularly features in the Bay of Plenty Garden and Art Festival.
Bringing back the native bird song
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Drivers play 'dodge cars' to avoid potholes
Council has received 44 complaints about the No 1 Rd pavement since May 1.
Cop who tasered unarmed man three times in cells no longer with NZ Police
'He shoots me three times', says the complainant.
Pizza disaster: Why you must read flat-pack instructions
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Outward Bound seeks Coromandel site for second school
It is concentrating its search on the Coromandel Peninsula.
‘Is this a story you made up?’: Teacher denies pushing child off hoverboard
Its alleged the teacher pushed the student at the end of a lunch break.
Roadblock for companies suing aluminium panel manufacturers
Companies allege Alucobond aluminium panels are unsafe and pose a fire risk.
Arrests over Whakatāne man's death
The charges include kidnapping and aggravated robbery.
Entertainment figure trial: Complainant tells of white powder, sexual advance and secrecy
'He was pretty angry. Just fuming,' the woman says.
'Strangling late night entertainment': Midnight closing too early for some
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Students hone their marketing skills
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From peaceful to perilous: Innovations needed to combat crime
Opinion: Supermarkets resorting to bodycams in a desperate bid for safety is a smart move.