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Opinion: Semi-automatic weapons not needed
People with unhindered access to guns kill people
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Equestrian, partner face sex charges against young girls
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Nominations about to close for school BoT elections
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Baywide Rugby: Dramatic end to round one
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Ngongotahā moving forward despite defeat
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Netball: Whakarewarewa dominance
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Some KFC and Carl's Jr staff set to strike this weekend
Some fast food workers will walk off the job this afternoon.
Watch: Tyre shop owner confronts group after tracking down stolen mags
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Protesters fight water bottling 'tsunami of plastic'
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Baywide rugby: Rivals seek No 1 tag
Any clash between Te Puke Sports and Rangiuru is a massive occasion.
Opinion: Baywide rugby reaches climax
After this weekend Baywide rugby teams split into Premier 1, Premier 2 and Division 1.
Bay of Plenty nurses encouraging people to go out and get their flu jab
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Road still closed but power back on after wild weather
Severe weather was blamed for road closures, fallen trees and power cuts.
Whakarewarewa dominant against Rangiuru
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Hundreds still without power after strong winds
Power remains out for hundreds of people after severe winds overnight.
Women's Rugby: Whakarewarewa try fest
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Rotorua Boys' take on Wesley College
Rotorua Boys' High School took on familiar foes Wesley College on Saturday.
Tauranga advance in cup competition
Tauranga City have won their first-round Chatham Cup match.
Whakarewarewa run rings around Rangiuru
Whakarewarewa beat Rangiuru 57-19 at home today.
Mother's day tribute to trailblazer in Māori filmmaking
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Black Ferns Sevens aim high in Canada
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Normalise headgear in junior rugby
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Should under 12s be banned from contact sports?
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