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Public health warning has been issued for Lake Ohau channel.
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Cyclone Gabrielle shows how real the threat from climate change is
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All you need to know about the BOP state of emergency
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BOP state of emergency: Civil Defence on alert as high tide approaches
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Tauranga runner Sam Tanner beats personal best at Millrose Games
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Covid-19-related GP funding cut as most cases ease
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