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Rehette Stoltz invites David Seymour to see mayors' daily involvement in communities.
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“Seventy hours a week on the chipliner. If you enjoy it, it’s not work.”
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Downpours put Rotorua race meeting under threat
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'We've had enough': Red Square protest opposes pay equity changes
Opponents say the changes will make it harder to successfully bring pay equity claims.
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First stage of Tarawera sewerage scheme complete
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Butter prices: Here’s how much they might still rise
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'Kick in the teeth': Hamilton workers join protest for pay equity
The bill, announced on Tuesday, was passed under urgency on Wednesday night.
New $28m sport centre opens in Tauranga with family fun day
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'Prime focus': Avocado industry targets global markets
NZ Avocado plans to diversify export markets, focusing on North America and Asia.
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Waikato police name 64yo man killed in Kawhia Rd crash
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Major drug bust: 157kg of cocaine seized at Tauranga port
129 bricks of cocaine, each up to 1kg, found in two containers.
'Absolutely stunning': New $825m highway nears completion
The new highway will open in June, with the exact date not yet set.
Why Bremworth is returning to synthetic carpets after three years
Bremworth will make synthetic carpets again, reversing a 2020 decision.
Rotorua man named as victim of Waikato crash
The crash happened on Tauranga Rd on January 28.
BoP under heavy rain warning, possible thunderstorms
A severe thunderstorm watch is active from 5pm to 11pm Friday.
58m wall, no 'fatal flaws': New details about dam for Heretaunga revealed
'Regional council wants to get the hell out as soon as possible.'
For the history books: Back-to-back $10 NZ milk price seasons?
ANZ has upgraded its milk price forecasts.
Northland ovarian cancer patient pens song to help raise awareness
Ruby Smith wants awareness of 'silent killer', especially for Māori and Pasifika women.
Tourism industry leaders push to get more Chinese visitors to NZ
That market has still only returned to around 60% of pre-Covid levels.
Thunderstorms, flooding to hit Auckland, top half of North Island
Downpours and flooding possible across the day.
Veteran pilot Derek Williams retires after decades of Anzac Day flyovers
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