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Those in the primary sector say the new targets don’t go far enough.
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Waikato firewood injuries rack up $2.4m ACC bill
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Rep cricketer emailed club to play social footy, becomes National League sensation
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'Extremely difficult': 45 jobs will be lost in Columbine Industries closure
Columbine Industries in Disraeli St will close in about two months, with 45 roles ending.
'Drenched in blood': Fire chief awarded bravery medal after violent hospital ordeal
Zak Bristow recognised for his actions in protecting staff and patients.
The rising toll of pokies and online gambling in Northland
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Forgetful pizza store robber leaves police scanner - with his DNA all over it - at the scene
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'Fresh lines of inquiry': Police seek info on 77-year-old's last day
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Whakatāne homicide: Women accused of killing 8-year-old boy face additional charges
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'Struggling to keep up': Support for banning under-16s from social media
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Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre sale 'still to be finalised'
It's been 7 years since Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre was put into liquidation.
Motorcycle enthusiast turns 100
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Super Rugby teams: Big names return with playoffs spots on the line
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Woman charged with injuring pedestrian after allegedly driving into him
Police have charged a 43-year-old woman after a pedestrian was injured.
On The Up: 'Keep Rotorua beautiful' - Dad leads charge for citywide clean-up this Saturday
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The PM ponders carbon farming on The Country
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Tūroa Ski Field amps up for winter season
After a period of uncertainty, Tūroa Ski Field is ready for the 2025 season.
HBRC unveils new flood management plan for Wairoa River
Mayor Craig Little stresses the importance of mitigating flooding risks.
On The Up: Gisborne’s DStevens recognised for school project in 70th year
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Heavy rain advisories for BoP, thunderstorms possible
Periods of heavy rain could approach warning criteria, says MetService
Road re-opens: One critical in Napier-Taupō road crash
Napier-Taupō road re-opens after serious crash.