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Luke Kirkness: Let's listen to the experts when it comes to Covid
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Trauma and terror: Protection orders for violence victims rise
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Rob Rattenbury: The team of 5 million is back together
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Jo Raphael: Mask up or stay at home - the rules are clear
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Essential maintenance to continue on Bay of Plenty roads
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Dairy migrants flee as some primary industries soldier on, others stop
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Waiariki rivals say Rotorua has done its bit in hosting MIQ facilities
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Supermarkets advised not to enforce mask wearing, call police instead
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Wastewater testing for Covid-19 has come back clear for areas of the Bay of Plenty.
'A punch in the face': Motels set to lose thousands in revenue
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Tears and disbelief as students' gala event cancelled
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Jo Raphael: There's no way to call 'cut' on Afghani heartbreak
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Iwi representatives say they want to be part of Three Waters decisions
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