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'Jury is still out': Bay driving instructor backs some road rule changes, questions others (opens the original)
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New lane use rules include changes for people riding bikes and e-scooters, footpaths users, drivers and other road users. Photo / Alex Cairns New rules aimed at making it safer and easier for people to share New Zealand’s roads, footpaths and cycle lanes came into force today. A Bay of Plenty driving instructor says he can “see the logic” in some rules but has “concerns” about whether the changes will make roads safer. Under the new rules, children aged 12 and under can ride bikes on footpaths a
Tauranga council boss quits after emergency closed-door landslide meeting (opens the original)
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Tauranga City Council chief executive Marty Grenfell has resigned after councillors held an emergency closed-door meeting this afternoon over the Davison report. The council-commissioned review into the fatal Mount Maunganui landslide, conducted by retired High Court judge Paul Davison, KC, revealed a litany of council failures leading up to the “preventable” disaster. A council statement said Grenfell resigned today and would finish on October 2. It did not say whether his departure was related
Tauranga council boss quits after emergency closed-door landslide meeting (opens the original)
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Tauranga City Council chief executive Marty Grenfell has resigned after councillors held an emergency closed-door meeting this afternoon over the Davison report. The council-commissioned review into the fatal Mount Maunganui landslide, conducted by retired High Court judge Paul Davison, KC, revealed a litany of council failures leading up to the “preventable” disaster. A council statement said Grenfell resigned today and would finish on October 2. It did not say whether his departure was related
She put onion dip and chips in a sandwich – it could net her $5000 (opens the original)
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Kaiden Ross’ sandwich creation is one of five finalists picked by chef Al Brown in the Freya’s Great Kiwi Sandwich Search. What happens when you put Kiwi onion dip and ready salted chips in a sandwich? For Mount Maunganui’s Kaiden Ross, it was a recipe to impress celebrity Kiwi chef Al Brown, who chose her creation as one of five finalists in the Freya’s Great Kiwi Sandwich Search. The competition is designed to find New Zealand’s best homemade sandwich. The winner receives $5000, a year’s suppl
'Kick it with the best': Waka ama crew claim world medals (opens the original)
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Ruamata Pure OCC claimed silver in the Open Men's 1500m V6 (six-person canoe) final and bronze in the Open Men's 500m V6 final. Photo / Xavier Keutch A Rotorua waka ama crew have reached the world championship podium, claiming silver and bronze medals against elite international rivals in Singapore. Ruamata Pure OCC delivered what crew members described as a “special” performance in the team’s 20-year history. Pure OCC competed at last month’s International Va’a Federation Va’a World Sprint Cham
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