Parking camera trial for BoP towns
New roving parking cameras being trialled in the Western Bay of Plenty.
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Five tries, five conversions as fullback Fletcher Carpenter scored 35 points.
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'God ... steered us to his plan': Housing development for elderly under way
Te Puke property development providing housing for elderly entering next stage of project.
Seed to Plate brings curriculums together at Te Puke High School
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Record 2024 kiwifruit harvest follows meagre 2023
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Te Puke take first-round honours
Te Puke end the first round with an eight-win, one-loss record.
'No blood on my hands': Man accused of Ardern death threat faces trial
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Five arrested folllowing Te Puke fight
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'Humbling' King's Service Medal for decades of fire service work
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