Thousands expected at national hui for unity at Turangawaewae
The hui is intended to unify the nation and hold the Government to account.
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State Highway 1 re-opens after serious Waikato crash
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Three people in hospital after two-vehicle crash in Tirau
SH1 Putāruru is closed in both directions between the intersection of Webster Rd and SH5.
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Family looking for lifestyle change buy 'living sculpture' for just over $1m
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SH1 cleared after logging truck rolls in Taupō
The road was blocked for a couple of hours after the accident.
Temperatures rising in Auckland after heat warning issued for city
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Road worker critically injured after being hit by car driven 'at speed'
Man charged after worker struck, nearby staff assaulted and threatened.
Not 'a turkey': Tanker driver helps kākāpō dodge death
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Up to 90 minutes added to travel times on Ruapehu highway
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Work to recommence on Ngāruawāhia section of Waikato Expressway
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14-year-old $10k richer after acing Taupō Hole in One Challenge
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Tūwharetoa weavers create 'largest' piupiu for prestigious art event
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'I was buried alive': Waikato company fined $275k after trench collapsed on worker
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Eight young ‘prolific offenders’ arrested for aggravated robberies in Waikato
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New Rotorua council chief executive announced
It comes four months after the previous leader's resignation.
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Broken water main forces Thames total water ban
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Flowering beauty puts on a once in a decade display
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Waka ama, sunflower farm opening and concerts — here's what's on in the Waikato
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Great weather for big crowd at Coro Classic
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Hinuera Rugby & Sports Club celebrates 100 years
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Hamilton tiger cubs turning into chunky monkeys
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