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East Lothian Council employee Maree Smith embezzled more than £25,000

East Lothian Council employee Maree Smith embezzled more than £25,000
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Palawa King Wins NSW Greyhound of the Year | Forbes Advocate

Palawa King Wins NSW Greyhound of the Year | Forbes Advocate
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Palawa King Wins NSW Greyhound of the Year | Forbes Advocate

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Concern over Cathedral Cove visitor numbers if DOC opts for different track

Coromandel residents are worried the Department of Conservation is planning to reroute access to Cathedral Cove through private land.

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Coromandel businesses say summer has been best in a decade

Coromandel business owners are hailing what they say is the best summer in a decade. After two years of covid, and its lifeline highway washed away in last year's summer storms, it's been a disruptive few years. But with the road rebuilt, the people have returned, filling shops, restaurants and accommodation- pumping life back into the area. Louise Ternouth reports.

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