Director of Nursing, Mental Health & Addictions Services
Mid Central - Health New Zealand |
Te Whatu Ora
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Executive Summary
- Senior nursing leadership role within Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora, shaping mental health and addictions services across MidCentral.
- Strategic and clinical leadership opportunity to influence system transformation, workforce development, and culturally responsive care.
- Permanent, full-time appointment offering significant professional impact at district and national levels.
THE OPPORTUNITY
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is entering a period of generational transformation under the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) reforms. This is a rare opportunity to join Te Uru Rauhī – Mental Health and Addictions Service as Director of Nursing at MidCentral.
Reporting operationally to the Group Manager and professionally to the District Chief Nurse, this role sits at the intersection of strategy, culture, quality, and clinical excellence. You will play a critical role in strengthening the nursing voice, influencing system-wide decision making, and leading the delivery of high quality, culturally responsive care across the continuum.
This appointment comes at an important time for the service, with a clear focus on lifting performance, strengthening integration, and enabling services to work cohesively as one system. There is a strong foundation of passionate, committed staff who are deeply invested in their communities, this role will harness that energy, fostering a culture where people feel supported, empowered, and inspired to deliver their best.
The Director of Nursing will be instrumental in re-establishing and strengthening relationships with local partners, including NGOs and community providers, ensuring services are responsive, connected, and aligned to the needs of whānau. There is also a strong emphasis on improving inpatient service performance and continuing to evolve contemporary models of care that deliver better outcomes for whaiora and their whānau.
THE ROLE
As Director of Nursing, you will provide senior-level professional and clinical leadership across Mental Health and Addictions Services, with accountability spanning strategic direction, clinical governance, workforce development, and operational performance.
Key priorities include:
- Leading the development and implementation of contemporary models of care, ensuring services are integrated, cohesive and future-focused.
- Strengthening clinical governance, quality and safety frameworks, ensuring excellence in nursing practice and improved consumer outcomes.
- Driving workforce development and capability, including succession planning and growing Māori and Pasifika nursing leadership.
- Bringing services together to operate as one connected system, reducing silos and improving the experience of care.
- Rebuilding and strengthening trusted relationships with NGOs, community providers, iwi and stakeholders across the care continuum.
- Improving inpatient service performance, ensuring safe, efficient and high-quality care delivery.
- Embedding a culture of continuous improvement, reflection, learning and innovation across the nursing workforce.
- Providing visible, values-led leadership that supports staff wellbeing while enabling high performance.
This role offers the opportunity to make a tangible and lasting impact not only on service performance and workforce capability, but on the health outcomes of the communities MidCentral serves.
THE CANDIDATE
You will be an experienced and credible senior nursing leader with deep expertise in Mental Health and Addictions and a strong understanding of the complexities of service delivery across acute and community settings.
You will bring a relational, collaborative and strengths-based leadership style, with the ability to lead through influence rather than hierarchy. You will be known for your high emotional intelligence, your ability to read the room, and your capacity to build trust quickly across a diverse range of stakeholders.
Critically, you will be someone who is curious, thoughtful and willing to challenge constructively, confident to ask questions, test thinking, and drive better outcomes in a respectful and values-led way.
You will also bring:
- Deep sector knowledge of mental health and addictions services, with the credibility and passion to influence clinical and operational leaders.
- Demonstrated ability to lead through complexity and change, bringing people together and aligning teams toward shared goals.
- A strong commitment and passion to equity and Te Tiriti o Waitangi, with experience embedding culturally responsive practice.
- Proven capability across clinical governance, quality improvement, and workforce development.
- Experience strengthening partnerships with community, NGO and iwi providers.
- The ability to lift, grow and empower teams, creating an environment where people thrive and deliver their best.
Above all, you will be an inspiring and values-driven leader who can harness the passion of the workforce, build alignment across services, and make a meaningful mark, ensuring Mental Health and Addictions Services at MidCentral continue to grow, evolve and deliver outstanding care for their communities.
We invite you to discuss this exceptional leadership opportunity with David Price from the HardyGroup. M. +64 (0)21 0239 2211 | E. dprice@hardygroupintl.com
MidCentral - Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora
Building the future of health | Te hanga i te oranga hauora a meake nei
Te Whatu Ora leads the day-to-day running of the health system across New Zealand, with functions delivered at local, district, regional and national levels. It weaves the functions of the 20 former District Health Boards (DHBs) into its regional divisions and district offices, ensuring continuity of services in the health system. Te Whatu Ora manages all health services, including hospital and specialist services, and primary and community care. Hospital and specialist services are planned nationally so they can be delivered more consistently across the country. Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora also manages national contracts.
Primary health, wellbeing and community-based services are planned and then purchased through the four regional divisions of Te Whatu Ora. Each region is located closer to the local community, to develop and implement plans based on local needs to improve the health and wellbeing of communities.
Te Whatu Ora is also responsible for improving services and outcomes across the health system.
The goal is to build a healthcare system that works collectively and cohesively around a shared set of values and a culture that enables everyone to bring their best to work and feel proud when they go home to their whānau, friends, and community.
Our History
On 1 July 2022, Te Whatu Ora | Health New Zealand was established under the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Act 2022. It replaced 20 District Health Boards (DHBs), 8 health agencies, and absorbed some functions from the Ministry of Health.
This change was to strengthen better health outcomes for everyone in New Zealand by ensuring people have access to the right healthcare at the right time no matter where they live.
Our Role
Our role is to deliver quality, compassionate and affordable healthcare for everyone in New Zealand.
We lead the day-to-day planning and delivery of publicly funded hospital, primary and community health services. We:
- design, arrange and deliver health services to achieve pae ora (healthy futures) for everyone in New Zealand
- encourage, support and maintain community participation in health improvement and service planning
- promote health and prevent, reduce and delay ill-health, and collaborate with other agencies, organisations, and people to address the factors that influence health
- achieve the best possible health outcomes for all
- ensure that planning and service delivery responds to people’s aspirations and needs.
The services we fund and deliver include:
- public health services
- primary and community care services
- hospital and specialist services
- mental health and addiction services
- Hauora Māori health services.
We are only one part of the New Zealand health system. Learn about the whole health system and how the different organisations work together on the Ministry of Health website.
Our Values
Our values and principles are taken from Te Mauri o Rongo | The New Zealand Health Charter.
Te Mauri o Rongo guides how we relate to each other to serve our whānau and communities, to continually improve their health outcomes and contribute to Pae Ora for all. In this work, we are together, embraced and protected in this common purpose, trusted and privileged to share the responsibility of being guests in other people’s lives.
Wairuatanga
We work with heart.
Rangatiratanga
We support our people to lead at all levels.
Whanaungatanga
We are a team of teams working together for a common purpose.
Te Korowai Āhuru
We cloak our people to provide them with safety and comfort.
MidCentral Hospital and Specialist Services Bicultural Model of Care
MidCentral Nursing Role Responsibilities are centred around the Key Accountabilities and the Bicultural Model of Care. He Korowai Oranga, the Māori Health Strategy (2014) articulates three key concepts of Wai Ora, Mauri Ora and Whānau Ora; these three concepts are understood as a means for achieving Pae Ora (Healthy Futures).
These concepts are interconnected and align with the Māori Health Model - Te Whare Tapa Whā. Culturally responsive practice integrates the above elements to reinforce and further strengthen the strategic direction for Māori Health and the advancement of healthcare for all whānau.
Figure below: MidCentral Bicultural Model of Care.
Role Specification
Te Aronga o te Tūranga; Role Purpose
The Director of Nursing (DoN) provides leadership for the nursing strategic direction, day to day operations, quality and clinical governance, consumer experience and professional development of staff across Mental Health, Addiction Services.
This role is an integral part of the senior leadership team, contributing to and supporting a programme of transformational change and service integration, working collaboratively across directorates and organisational boundaries to influence the nursing contribution to better outcomes for our population.
Specific additional accountabilities as designated:
- Expert Nursing knowledge and skill through experience
- Provide Expert advice and opinion while making recommendations in managing perceived risks across Mental health nursing services.
- Works with Associate Director of Nursing, Charge Nurses and service leads to implements contemporary Mental Health and addictions models of nursing care
- Create in collaboration with nursing leads a yearly quality plan that ensures specialty specific auditing is completed and area specific quality improvements implemented
- Develops and commissions programmes of related nursing specialty work that deliver on meeting strategic priorities
- Ensure nursing project plans are actively managed, and actions delivered on time, with quality and budget.
- Demonstrates accountability for directing monitoring and evaluating nursing care that is provided by health care professionals across acute mental health services.
- Actively leads internal governance and strategic groups representing and supporting the opinions of the directorate nursing groups.
- In partnership with the leadership team, promotes interdisciplinary practices designed to best meet the needs of patients and whānau while optimising the patient journey.
- Assist with the professional review of incidents and cases where complaints, queries or HDC require feedback. Over sees the implementation of the learning and improvement requirements.
- Participate in external audit as required. Leading the work surrounding hospital certification and corrective actions for nursing in the directorate
- Leads and assists senior nurses to manage complex performance development processes across nursing in the directorate. Provide professional support and guidance to specialty nurses across the directorate.
Leadership
- Develops a culture of reflection and growth across the mental health and addictions nursing workforce in the cluster, ensuring professional growth and appropriate career development opportunities in line with a workforce development plan.
- Contributes to the hospital wide on call roster.
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES
TE HAUTŪTANGA RAUTAKI, TŪNGAIO: PROFESSIONAL AND STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP
- Leads with influence across the wider system strengthening the nursing voice at all levels as well as championing new models of care, workforce planning and development and utilisation of the nursing career pathway
- Assure excellence in nursing standards of practice and professional conduct, developing robust professional and clinical governance practices
- Develop strategic and operational plans for the delivery of an outstanding mental health experience for consumers
- Develop appropriate KPIs and other performance measures for the service
- Provides leadership for innovation, change processes and coordinated responses to emerging service and workforce needs
- Establishes a change culture and capability within nursing to build flexibility, resilience and the achievement of sustainable change outcomes
- Develop strategic alliances, partnerships and collaborates with the community, service providers, tertiary centres and colleagues
- Ensures the viewpoint of all key stakeholders is heard in decision making relating to MHAD nursing matters, encouraging and supporting decision making at point of impact to strengthen services and improve health outcomes
- Fosters research and innovation in MHA Services and Nursing
- Represents MHA Services and Nursing at regional, national, and international forums as required
- Maintains own growth and professional development
TE HĪRANGA O TE MAHI HAUORA: MANAGEMENT OF NURSING CARE
- Ensures nursing practice standards are consistent with relevant professional frameworks, legislation, and evidence-based practice
- Provides oversight and leadership of the nursing practice environment and senior nursing roles
- Provides support and advice for senior staff and colleagues when coordinating complex and difficult situations
- Maintains oversight of the evaluation processes to monitor the effectiveness of practice, in accordance with established standards/performance indicators
- Promotes strategies that address health disparities and minimise risk
- Integrates culturally responsive resolution practices when supporting whānau Māori
- Reviews consumer feedback and incorporates findings into strategy development
- Works in partnership with Pae Ora Paiaka Whaiora and other key enablers to deliver safe, culturally appropriate and effective MHAD care
- Ensures MHAD nurses are appropriately led, managed, trained and developed to be clinically and culturally responsive
- Ensures equity of resources for Māori enable the service to meet the obligations of Te Tiriti o Waitangi
- Ensures systems and processes are developed to enable clinical and cultural audit of customer focus, and equity activities
- Ensures that nursing staff not performing to the expected level of clinical and cultural competency are identified at the earliest opportunity and arrangements are made to support and manage as required
TE WHAKAPAI AKE I TE KOUNGA RANGAHAU ME TE HURINGA: QUALITY AND SAFETY
- Develops a culture of high-quality mental health clinical care and professional standards that ensures consumers are treated with respect and individual needs are met
- Leads the implementation of least restrictive practices across the organisation, including related governance groups e.g. restraint approval and advisory group
- Identifies opportunities to be less restrictive in clinical care
- Leads and supports a Clinical Governance framework for MHA Nursing
- Leads the development and implementation of nursing related MHAS projects
- Contributes to the promotion of the articles of the Te Tiriti O Waitangi and the involvement of Māori within decision-making processes
- Integrates Māori Health strategies and models of care to drive bicultural quality improvement
- Identifies opportunities to create culturally responsive clinical audit processes within MHAS
- Supports participation in benchmarking processes e.g., staffing or facilities
- Provides nursing input to MidCentral wide quality and safety projects
- Leads and supports the evaluation of nursing services and nursing for safety and effectiveness
- Provides oversight to policies, protocols and guidelines, ensuring currency in clinical and cultural best practice, that embrace national guideline and Māori and non- Māori frameworks
- Provides oversight with co-design, implementation, maintenance, monitoring, evaluation and improvement of:
- Clinical Best Practice and Standards of Care within nursing and health care teams
- Cultural Best Practice and Standards of Care within nursing and health care teams supported by a sound knowledge base of tikanga Māori and the three key concepts of Wai Ora, Mauri Ora and Whānau Ora
- Provides leadership and direction across Directorates (Health and Wellbeing Plan) to ensure delivery on actions for Nursing
- Ensures with the Service that internal structures, practices and controls are in place for nursing to monitor and manage resource utilisation, risk, quality assurance and improvement activities
KA WHAKARATO I TE WHAKAHAERE TAHUA ME TE KAWENGA TĀKOHATANGA: BUDGETARY AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
- Contributes to the five year and annual capital expenditure plan for the service and directorate
- Risks are identified, recorded and reported in accordance with MidCentral Risk Policy and practices
- Identifies opportunities and has high level input into business cases for development of new/expanded nursing positions as agreed with directorate leadership
- Provides support to and reporting from TrendCare related to nursing utilisation and CCDM outcomes
- Actively engages with clinical services to support budget and revenue activities
TE WHAKAWHANAKE NGAIOTANGA WHAIARO: EFFECTIVELY PLANS AND DEVELOPS THE WORK FORCE
- Introduces initiatives that support a sustainable Mental Health, Addiction nursing workforce and the retention of nurses
- Supports the development of nurse led services which enable nurses to practice to the top of their scope of practice
- Drives change in the workforce around equity and safe cultural practice
- Grows and develops Māori and Pasifika nursing workforce across the rohe
- Leads the reduction in inequities for Māori across MHAS services
- Maintains an overview of professional issues and trends affecting the workforce
- Maintains oversight of professional issues and trends affecting
- Māori nurses and facilitates and creates opportunities for change
- Evaluates the effectiveness of workforce strategies including Safe Staffing, Kaimahi Ora – Māori Workforce strategy
- Leads the selection process for senior nurses in MHAS
- Ensures Pae Ora or Māori representation are included within staff recruitment and selection processes
- Leads succession planning initiatives
- Leads opportunities for Māori within succession planning processes
- Mentors’ senior nurses as appropriate
- Promotes and supports nursing postgraduate education
- Ensures that graduate programmes meet service needs
- Ensures a positive learning culture is encouraged and nurtured
- Recruits and retains Māori and Pasifika nurses and supports Māori and Pasifika students in a culturally responsive and safe environment in partnership with Pae Ora
- Provides leadership and management of direct professional reports, including supporting succession planning and the development of nursing leadership skills
- Identifies opportunities to grow and develop Māori into leadership and management positions
1. Executive Nursing Leadership and Professional Influence
Demonstrated senior executive nursing leadership experience within complex mental health and/or addictions services. Proven ability to provide authoritative professional and clinical leadership, lead through influence, and shape executive decision-making. Brings credibility and presence to strengthen the nursing voice, set clear strategic direction, and drive excellence in nursing practice and workforce capability across large, multi-service environments.
2. Strategic System Leadership, Integration and Service Transformation
Proven experience leading system-wide service transformation within complex health environments. Demonstrated ability to bring services together as a cohesive system, reduce silos, and implement contemporary models of care that improve quality, access, and outcomes. Experience leading change that is both strategic and operational, delivering sustainable improvements in performance, including inpatient services and care pathways.
3. Quality, Safety and Clinical Governance Leadership
Extensive experience leading quality improvement, patient safety, and clinical governance at a senior level. Demonstrated ability to establish and embed robust governance frameworks, lead continuous improvement, manage risk, and respond to complex clinical issues. Ensures delivery of high-quality, evidence-based and culturally responsive care that improves outcomes for whaiora and whānau.
4. Workforce Leadership, Culture and Capability Development
Proven capability in leading and developing large nursing workforces through effective workforce planning, succession, and professional development. Demonstrated ability to lift, empower and grow teams, fostering a strengths-based, high-performing culture that supports wellbeing, accountability, and continuous learning. Experience developing current and emerging leaders, with a focus on building sustainable workforce capability, including Māori and Pasifika nursing leadership.
5. Relational Leadership and Stakeholder Engagement
Highly developed relationship leadership skills, with the ability to build trust and credibility across clinical teams, executive leadership, and external stakeholders. Demonstrated experience re-establishing and strengthening partnerships with iwi, NGOs, community providers, and sector partners. Brings high emotional intelligence, the ability to read the environment, and confidence to challenge constructively to achieve better outcomes.
6. Financial, Operational and Performance Leadership
Demonstrated experience contributing to financial planning, budget management, and operational performance within large clinical service portfolios. Proven ability to balance quality care delivery with fiscal responsibility, workforce utilisation, and service demand, including improving service performance and contributing to business cases and resource planning.
7. Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Equity and Bicultural Leadership
Demonstrated commitment and passion to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and its application in health service leadership. Proven experience partnering with Māori, iwi, hapū, and Māori health providers, embedding bicultural models of care, and advancing equity outcomes. Demonstrated ability to lead culturally responsive practice and contribute to reducing inequities for Māori and other priority populations within mental health and addictions services.
Operational reporting line: Group Manager, Te Uru Rauhī | Mental Health & Addictions
Professional reporting line: District Chief Nurse, MidCentral HSS
Internal
- Associate Director of Nursing
- Clinical Director - Mental Health & Addictions
- Service Leads
External
- National Directors of Mental Health & Addictions Nursing Group
- NGOs, community providers, iwi health providers
Please speak to our HG Principal Consultant.
Service Location: MidCentral - Palmerston North
Essential
- A relevant post-graduate qualification
- Registered Nurse with a New Zealand Practising certificate
- Current full Drivers Licence
The closing date for applications is Sunday, 24 May 2026
The reference number to include in your application is H26_5491
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If you require assistance in submitting your application online, please get in touch with Executive Search Coordinator, Aldie Zuñiga: M: +61 (0)494 101 082 / E: azuniga@hardygroupintl.com
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- 1.Cover letter addressed to the Principal Consultant;
- 2.A written response addressing the key selection criteria; and
- 3.An up to date copy of your Curriculum Vitae.
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For a confidential discussion, please contact:
David Price
National Manager, HardyGroup New Zealand
M. +64 (0)21 0239 2211
E. dprice@hardygroupintl.com
LIVING AND WORKING IN PALMERSTON NORTH
Palmerston North is home to approximately 91,00 people (according to the Stats NZ 2025 census data), making it New Zealand’s eighth largest urban area by population. Palmerston North offers a relaxed urban lifestyle coupled with a strong sense of community and is often described as having the ideal combination of vibrant city life and incredibly accessible rural activities.
Often referred to as "Palmy" by the locals, Palmerston North is known for its fresh green landscapes and a friendly, laid-back vibe. A growing cultural scene, the lovely network of parks and gardens and cycleways, and student-centric nightlife make it a popular spot for both residents and visitors.
Where Is Palmerston North Located?
Palmerston North is located in the Manawatū-Whanganui region of the lower North Island of New Zealand. Nestled in the Manawatu plains, Palmerston North’s central location makes it a strategic hub for access to both the west and east coasts, as well as being a convenient stop for travel between Wellington and Auckland.
Cost Of Living In Palmerston North
Is it expensive to live in Palmerston North? Compared to larger cities like Auckland and Wellington, Palmerston North generally offers more affordable housing both for renters and buyers. Average daily living costs are broadly similar to the rest of New Zealand.
Essential services such as electricity and internet are readily available with a range of providers and plans. These services are typically charged at comparable rates across New Zealand.
Palmerston North Demographics
The average age of people living in Palmerston North is approximately 32.7 years (median age according to the Palmerston North City Council). Slightly younger than the national median age of 38.1. This is potentially influenced by the city's significant student population.
Palmerston North is a diverse city with a mix of ethnicities, reflecting New Zealand's multicultural population. Major ethnic groups include European, Māori, Asian, and Pacific Peoples, among others.
Palmerston North Weather And Climate
Palmerston North experiences mild to warm summers and cool winters in general. Summers typically see average temperatures ranging from 20 to 25 degrees Celsius, with occasional hotter days.
Winters are generally cooler, with average temperatures usually between 8 and 15 degrees Celsius, with low fog and mist common in the middle of winter. The nearby Tararua Range sees snowfall during winter months, but snow on the ground in Palmy is rare.
Education Services In Palmerston North
Palmerston North is well-regarded for its educational opportunities. The New Zealand primary and secondary education system is freely available to residents, and there are also a number of reputable private schools in the city.
Higher education is a big part of the Palmerston North community because the city is home to Massey University, a prominent New Zealand university with a strong focus on agriculture, science, and veterinary medicine. Other tertiary institutions, such as Universal College of Learning (UCOL), also provide a wide range of vocational and technical training options, making Palmerston North a key educational hub in the lower North Island.
Top 5 Things To Do In Palmerston North
Living and working in Palmerston North means you have instant access to all the great activities in the area. Here are our top 5 things to do in Palmerston North!
Victoria Esplanade. Centrally located, the Victoria Esplanade is an extensive park that covers over 100 hectares and offers a wide range of recreational activities, including walking and cycling paths, a miniature railway, a nature conservatory, and beautiful gardens, making it a popular spot for both residents and visitors.
NZ Rugby Museum. One of Palmerston North’s most famous claims to fame is the New Zealand Rugby Museum. A testament to the region's rugby focus, the museum offers insight into the history of the sport and a collection of some of the world’s rarest rugby artefacts.
Art Art And More Art! Continuing your cultural immersion, Palmerston North is also home to a variety of art galleries, including the Zimmerman Art Gallery, as well as several heritage collections and even a liberal sprinkling of urban street art, which you can find across the area.
Wildbase Recovery Centre. Admission to the Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery Centre is free! The centre highlights local native wildlife that have been recently rehabilitated at the nearby treatment facility at Massey University. You will find multiple aviaries to explore which include four rehabilitation, two breeding and one walkthrough.
Arapuke Forest Mountain Bike Park. For a slightly more adventurous outdoor experience, you can head out to the Arapuke Forest Mountain Bike Park, located just over 10km from the city. Once there, you have access to more than 30km of single track from grade 2-6 with a variety of trail types including flow, jumps, technical and extreme.
Healthcare Facilities In Palmerston North
The district catchment for Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora MidCentral covers the Manawatū, Horowhenua, Tararua, and Ōtaki regions, serving a population of over 190,000 people. Most of these residents are concentrated within the Palmerston North urban area and its immediate surrounds.
The primary healthcare facility for the region – the Palmerston North Hospital - includes a dedicated Intensive Care Unit, Coronary Artery Unit and Neonatal Unit as well as one of the largest trauma centres in New Zealand. In recent years, Palmerston North Hospital has undergone various upgrades and developments to enhance its facilities and services for the growing population. The hospital is a teaching centre and is linked with both the Auckland and Otago medical schools.
Health NZ MidCentral also operates several smaller rural health centres and community initiatives throughout the district. Health services provided include a focus on Māori and Pasifika health, general medical and surgical services, older persons' health and rehabilitation, specialist mental health services, and women's and children's health services.
Working In Palmerston North
Palmerston North offers a welcoming environment to newbies along with a stable job market, making it an excellent city for those considering full or part-time employment, no matter the industry. For health professionals, the hospital and community health services frequently have roles available across different specialties.
Beyond healthcare, Palmerston North's job opportunities are pretty diverse, with a wide variety of roles available in education, research, agriculture, manufacturing, and the service sectors. Massey University and the various research institutions in the area provide promising professional opportunities too. Jobs within national organisations as well as smaller local businesses provide a range of career pathways for individuals and families relocating to the city.
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