Man, 92, seriously hurt in Bay crash
A man, 92, involved in a crash has been seriously hurt and flown to Tauranga Hospital.
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Tauranga salt exporter wins top prize
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Port chief hits out over Tauranga Harbour protest
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Siege cops fired 46 shots in 'panic'
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Swarm of quakes rattle Bay of Plenty
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Shaggy to headline summer festival
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Shooter thumbs nose at court system
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Edgecumbe tradie army making progress
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Woman in hospital after SH36 crash
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'Lowest of the low' thieves target flooding victims
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Police dive squad to help in search for body in Whakatane River
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Overseas students 'untapped' by regions
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Chemical spill prevents SH36 reopening
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Rotorua man killed in truck crash
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Flood victims given almost $100,000 by Buddhists
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$30m kiwifruit investment for Maori
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