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Death Chemist - Eight Ball, New Plymouth
Death Chemist, Eight Ball, New Plymouth Sat, 06 April - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.
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Businesses and even some cyclists reject New Plymouth's proposed cycle lanes
A proposal to create $17 million worth of safe walking and cycling routes in New Plymouth is dividing the city.
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Iwi, hapū look to history for renaming of prominent building
Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa and Ngāti Te Whiti hapū have revealed the new name and facade of a prominent New Plymouth building.
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New Plymouth Punk Night - Broke, Aka And Take It To The Grave - Eight Ball, New Plymouth
New Plymouth Punk Night - Broke, Aka And Take It To The Grave, Eight Ball, New Plymouth Fri, 25 November - Gigs and events at Undertheradar.co.nz.
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Community Scoop » Man Arrested After Being Caught During Burglary, New Plymouth
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Police have charged a man for the murder of a woman who died in a suspicious New Plymouth house fire - 07-Jul-2022
Police have charged a man for the murder of a woman who died in a suspicious New Plymouth house fire
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Man charged with murder over woman's death in house fire
Police have charged a man with the murder of Emma Field, who died in a house fire in New Plymouth in May.
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Community Scoop » Man Charged With The Murder Of Emma Field
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Sigh Of Relief As Graduation Allowed To Go Ahead
Thursday, 18 February 2021, 11:13 am Yesterday’s Alert Level announcement caused a huge sigh of relief for WITT and the 1,600 students and guests who plan to attend Graduation tomorrow. More than 400 WITT students will march the streets of New Plymouth’s CBD in full academic regalia at 12:30pm, before heading to their graduation ceremony at TSB Stadium. A special Māori & Pacific Student Celebration will be held in the New Plymouth campus whare, Te Piere, this afternoon from 4:30pm. Whānau...
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