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'There’s an economic spin-off benefitting people and businesses.'
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'Safe space': New educational programme to address family violence starts
It allows violent men a chance to learn to “make better choices for their families".
Clean-up and restoration of Egret Ave landslip site to begin
Persistent bad weather and land instability has prevented the work, the council says.
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‘Significant medical event’: Ōtūmoetai College staff member taken to hospital in critical condition
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Environment Court hearing over Port of Tauranga wharf extension under way
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Letters: Hospital care truly appreciated in trying conditions for staff
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$23.5m road project begins in Ōmokoroa
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Liquor store broken into after earlier vandalism
Bottles of spirits and gift baskets were taken.
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