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1	SH1 reopens after Waikato smash 6 Jun 2013 : One highway through Waikato has reopened but another remains closed after two serious crashes, one of them fatal. read in new window
2	Body of missing man found in Waikato bush 17 May 2013 : A search team has found the body of missing man Leslie Wright in Waikato bushland. read in new window
3	Searchers scour bush for missing man 16 May 2013 : The car of missing West Coast man Leslie Wright has been spotted on an isolated forestry road in Waikato and searchers are in the area. read in new window
4	Public help key to finding missing man 15 May 2013 : Leslie Wright hasn't been seen since he left a camping ground near Te Kuiti on Monday and could be anywhere from King Country to Bay of Plenty. read in new window
5	Armed drug addict on the run in Waikato 15 Apr 2013 : Police are warning King Country farmers not to approach a man who is armed, drug-affected and wanted by police on burglary charges. read in new window
6	Three injured in Awakino crash 17 Mar 2013 : One person has serious injuries and two moderate after an crash at Awakino, a remote area north of Taranaki. read in new window
7	Zoo breeding success for rare NZ frog 27 Feb 2013 : Auckland Zoo has successfully bred, for the first time, New Zealand's critically endangered Archey's frog, with seven frog babies thriving. read in new window
8	Fourth man sought over attack on cop 13 Jan 2013 : Police want the public's help to identify a fourth man involved in an attack on a sole-charge police officer in Waikato. read in new window
9	Whakatane sunniest spot of 2012 4 Jan 2013 : Whakatane basked in 2602 hours of sunshine in 2012 and reclaimed the title of New Zealand's sunniest spot, ahead of Nelson and Tekapo. read in new window
10	Mayor angry over court closures 12 Dec 2012 : Upper Hutt mayor Wayne Guppy says the decision to closure four small district courts will undermine communities, including his own. read in new window