Credit union joins Tonga support efforts
The finance organisation donated $10,000 to the Waikato Tongan Community Charity Trust
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Thai sex worker trial: Mixed verdicts for women accused of $250k fraud
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Thai sex worker trial: Jury sent to begin deliberations
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Upgraded community hub under way for Fairfield
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NZTA green light: Funding for safer school corridor
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Latter-Day Saints to send supplies to Tonga
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Hamilton proposes alternative Three Waters entity
HCC approved a submission proposing a joint regional organisation with Tauranga.
Covid-19: Trial aborted as lawyer deemed close contact
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Thai sex worker trial: 'I'm still waiting for my money back,' man in 90s tells court
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Covid creeps into more schools, new vaccine under way
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Alleged $1.8m fraudster enters pleas, suppression continues
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Councils defend Lake Ngāroto stewardship
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Melville High School and Intermediate likely to be merged
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