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Several event including return of Marae to Marae relay.
Why Gisborne locals are pushing back against relaxed alcohol rules
The council consulted on excluding 'sensitive site provisions' in the CBD.
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Barbecues and hāngī fires are still allowed despite the burning ban.
Paddock to Pantry to triple range with new warehouse, second store
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'Overwhelming' support: Doctors strike for hospital and GP crisis
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Leaky fluoride tank delays dosing for part of city
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Mangamuka Gorge closure: SH1 expected to reopen on Friday after latest slip cleared
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Nobody puts Napier in a corner: Councillors stop plan to close nightclubs early
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Passport fees to increase from May 2
The fee hike addresses rising production costs and system upgrades.
Seymour proposes abolishing some portfolios and cutting minister numbers
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'Political bias': Rotorua debates LGNZ membership value
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Emergency water shutdown in Katikati
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Two 12-year-olds referred to Youth Aid over tyre-slashing spree
Tyres were stabbed on several vehicles in the Rotorua CBD.
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WorkSafe issues maintenance warning for quad bikes after man killed
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He’s sold watercress on the street for 30 years. Then a council officer spotted him
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Whangaroa RSA centenary celebrated
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'Opens the river': 1889 rabbit weir removed for fish passage
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Bay of Islands Pony Club - the country's oldest - turning 75
BOI Pony Club marking 75 years of education in riding and horse care.