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A BoP woman stumbled upon two giant mushrooms while on her daily walk.
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Te Puke High School thanks supporters with engraved chopping boards.
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Outdoor fire restrictions amid vegetation fire surge
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Cricket: Te Puke shocks United Indians with first defeat
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Visitor numbers soar at Pāpāmoa Hills park after major upgrades
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Junior speech stars shine at Te Puke High School competition
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