Diligent digging: 100 natives planted at reserve
A hundred natives were planted, and seeds were sown at Sanatorium Reserve.
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Trio sentenced for massive tyre dump
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Letters to the editor: Ratepayers have every right to be included in secret forums
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Rawiri Waititi: Tauranga's older demographic feel threatened
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Jo Raphael: is Working for Families tax credit really working?
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'Every week': Reappearing pothole irks resident
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'Pretty stink': Playground equipment stolen
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Gapes too fast at cross-country champs
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We're back: Business events boom welcome relief in Rotorua
A boom in business events is a welcome relief to an industry left reeling last year.
Mayor won't open secret workshops despite ratepayer's plea
Steve Chadwick says the workshops are 'important, legitimate and appropriate'.
Man charged after allegedly throwing molotov cocktail at police
Police were trying to seize stereo equipment when a molotov cocktail was allegedly thrown.
Strong wind watch in place for Bay of Plenty
Heavy rain and southeast gales are on the way for parts of the country.
'School is their safe space': Aorangi School putting strong emphasis on nurturing
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Local high school home of new Jonah Lomu Scholarship
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Jo Raphael: Are we happy with the vaccine rollout?
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Te Teko volunteer goes above and beyond
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Local Focus: Is geothermal really green energy?
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Complaints about dogs in CBD rise in six months
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Road reopened after serious crash on State Highway 30
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Landlords selling up sparking fears of future slums
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