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Fire crews will be heading back out to the scene of a large fire on Port Waikato's Maunsell Road
18 February 2025
Fire crews will be heading back out to the scene of a large fire on Port Waikato's Maunsell Road
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Fire crews continue to battle a four-hectare fire in Port Waikato's Maunsell Road, that started in toe toe scrub
17 Feb:
Fire crews continue to battle a four-hectare fire in Port Waikato's Maunsell Road, that started in toe toe scrub...
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Wet weather's likely to continue tomorrow, although heavy rain warnings for Gisborne and Coromandel end about 9pm
17 Feb:
Wet weather's likely to continue tomorrow, although heavy rain warnings for Gisborne and Coromandel end about 9pm...
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Police have made no arrests during a King Country Mongrel Mob reunion - in Taumarunui - that kicked off on Thursday and wraps up today
17 Feb:
Police have made no arrests during a King Country Mongrel Mob reunion - in Taumarunui - that kicked off on Thursday and wraps up today...
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Advice from MetService - to tackle today's heavy rain warnings
17 Feb:
Advice from MetService - to tackle today's heavy rain warnings...
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Taranaki has enjoyed its first successful defence of cricket's Hawke Cup since 1995
16 Feb:
Taranaki has enjoyed its first successful defence of cricket's Hawke Cup since 1995...
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A peaceful occupation at Lake Rotokakahi near Rotorua over the Tarawera sewerage project
16 Feb:
A peaceful occupation at Lake Rotokakahi near Rotorua over the Tarawera sewerage project...
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South Waikato's council is aiming to promote growth in the area despite paper production ending at Tokoroa's Kinleith Mill
15 Feb:
South Waikato's council is aiming to promote growth in the area despite paper production ending at Tokoroa's Kinleith Mill...
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Police were notified of a light aircraft crash at Tauranga Airport at around 12pm
15 Feb:
Police were notified of a light aircraft crash at Tauranga Airport at around 12pm...
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Waikato Stadium's looking ahead to a busy winter sports season
15 Feb:
Waikato Stadium's looking ahead to a busy winter sports season...
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